Suara.com – Condition Jane Shalimar decreased again after being declared to have improved on Tuesday (29/6/2021) yesterday. Currently, Jane Shalimar, who initially only used oxygen, had to be put on a ventilator because she was critical.
The news was conveyed by the family through a short message to the media crew.
“This (yesterday) afternoon at 18:00 I communicated directly with the team of doctors and JS’s younger brother and finally it was decided that the action of using NRM 15ltr/min has been carried out,” reads a short message received by Suara.com on Wednesday (30/6/2021). ).
“But oxy can’t go up and the final action is VENTILATOR,” he continued.
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Emergency medical procedures to provide respiratory support (intubation) had previously been given. However, Jane Shalimar, who has a history of asthma, is now diagnosed with severe pneumonia.
“Previously, the patient will be intubated so that the knock down patient is in sedation. In conclusion, severe pneumonia, specific to Covid 19, with an acute high risk condition,” he continued.
The family hopes that Jane Shalimar can get through this critical time. They asked for prayers for the Democratic Party politician to be given strength.
“Hopefully JS can get through this critical period and God will give him strength, Amen,” he said.
As is known, Jane Shalimar was critical because her oxygen saturation was very low. The saturation was in the 50s.
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On Tuesday morning, Jane Shalimar’s condition was said to have improved with a saturation number reaching 90.
Jane Shalimar’s condition has indeed dropped after being positive for Covid-19 since last June 24. However, Jane Shalimar is said to have been feeling unwell since June 17.
He experienced shortness of breath due to lack of oxygen while self-isolating at home to low saturation and decided to be rushed to the hospital.
Iko Uwais’ ex-girlfriend was immediately rushed to the Fatmawati hospital. Unable to receive treatment because of the overwhelming number of patients, Jane Shalimar finally moved to JMC Hospital and is now receiving treatment there.
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