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Head of the Center for Emerging Clinical Diseases Chulalongkorn Hospital X-ray film of lung revealed in COVID-19 patients diagnosed with infection. But without symptoms, stating that “this time the patient is not the same” while the infected person hides the risk history It can also infect doctors and nurses.
On January 3, 2021, Dr. Opas Puttacharoen, director of the Center for Emerging Clinical Diseases. Chulalongkorn Hospital, Thai Red Cross Society posted a message via Facebook “Opass Putcharoen” about the problem of COVID-19 patients, stating that the roving spreader in this round of patients is different.
In addition, he stated that the bacteria divide well in the nose and respiratory tract. People without symptoms will have many infections in the nose. Ready to spread a wide area when coughing, sneezing or talking in the image on the left. A photo of an infected person without symptoms walking and living like a normal person. However, the CT (cycle threshold) of the PCR showed that the number of germs in the nose was very high compared to the patients who had seen the first wave. Therefore, if they are not screened, they can spread more infectious agents.
Dr. Opas explains in the image on the right that he began to see people with symptoms of the flu or pneumonia arriving at the hospital. But he refused to share the story of the risks to hide the trip. Doctors may not be able to test for COVID. Because pneumonia from other infections is thought to be the most frequent
Therefore, if you have a history of being at risk, you should always inform your doctor. To distinguish from other patients who are likely to be infected and have severe symptoms. Or you can contact doctors and nurses Yesterday (January 2) someone had pneumonia to check. Refusing to give a history of the risk But the doctors saw an abnormal movie like a viral pneumonia. Therefore, it is sent to test COVID and detect infection. Once again history is taken to admit that he went to the party What is a casino in “Bangkok”
Fortunately, I caught this case quickly. Quickly Diagnosed Failing to provide a risk history could put healthcare workers on COVID. Because sometimes care may be required to use nebulization. Oxygen consumption Causing the infection to spread in the hospital. Hospitals may lack the strength of doctors and nurses to treat other patients.
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