As said Kėdainiai hospitals Deputy Director of Medicine Rita Kuodienė, a young man, was hospitalized on day 17 and died on day 22. The hospital was unable to provide further information on this particular patient and his situation due to data protection.
“In general, the disease itself is insidious, with various complications, really unpredictable,” said R. Kuodienė.
The hospital’s deputy director of medicine said their hospital has not yet felt a spring break.
“It smells outside the window (coming summer), and inside it is definitely not summer yet. We keep waiting, the signs are hopeful. But, you know, hope is faster than facts, “said R. Kuodienė.
According to a hospital spokeswoman, 15 of their 25 beds in the combat department are usually occupied.
“We would like to release everyone, and those patients who are not ill but are restrained. There is dissatisfaction, because people are waiting for help for a long time, they are angry, “said R. Kuodienė.
It is noticeable that more young people are admitted to the hospital. However, doctors are also saddened by cases of serious illness of elderly people who should have already been vaccinated.
“It simply came to our notice then that younger people were admitted to the hospital. There were at least a few patients in the 20+ age group this month. But I personally get a little sad when I see an 85+ patient who was really supposed to be vaccinated in May. People say, “Why get vaccinated if you’re still sick?” Thus, we are vaccinated so that there are no serious cases, because it has been proven, and everyone says that the number of fatalities decreases after vaccination, ”said R. Kuodienė.
523 cases of the disease were diagnosed in the country last day, 7 people died.
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