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Family doctors who are in charge of treating patients tested positive for coronavirus, but do not require hospitalization, assure that they do not yet have a protocol to care for their patients. A doctor from Dolj says he controls his health more and does not treat illness.
Gabriel Zanfir is a GP in the Mischii commune, in Dolj. He has 13 COVID-19 patients who stay home because they have mild forms of the disease, Mediafax writes. Gabriel says that, in the absence of a treatment scheme for these patients, he monitors their health more than he treats their disease.
“The situation, in general, surpasses us all a bit because not even the family doctors were sufficiently informed. (…) We have also consulted with colleagues in cardiology, in pulmonology. Colleagues don’t even know what to tell us. Only, if there is any treatment, it should be followed in the hospital. Yes, but you see, the patient cannot get to the hospital because the hospital is already full ”, says Dr. Gabriel Zanfir.
Dolj’s doctor says he gives his patients a vitamin-based treatment, and if it doesn’t help, he advises them to call 112.
“Those who know the treatment regimens should have a treatment regimen for both asymptomatic and asymptomatic patients, at home. So we family doctors are just keeping an eye on what’s going on. The system is not very good. developed. It must be attended by a doctor, at least a prescription must be written. With that prescription, the patient comes to us, “said the family doctor.
In Romania, according to the balance reported by the Strategic Communication Group, there are 303,751 cases of coronavirus, of which 12,295 people diagnosed with COVID-19 are hospitalized in Romania, 40,629 are in home isolation and 23,788 in institutional isolation.
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