The complications of the Corona virus still chase the injured even after recovering from the dreaded virus, but some rare complications may continue to accompany patients throughout their lives, as happened to a British teacher who did not easily escape the virus, after she lost all her limbs, as a result of serious complications she was exposed to after entering one of the Hospitals in the UK for treatment for the virus.
A British school loses all its limbs due to Corona–
The teacher, “Caroline Coster”, who is 58 years old, was transferred to Bedford Hospital in Britain, after suffering from pneumonia as a result of a viral infection, but her health condition quickly worsened and contracted blood infection, which resulted in amputation of hands and feet until her life, which has become threatened, is saved, especially in She was subjected to a complete coma that lasted for months since the beginning of her illness in April, and the British teacher remained in the hospital until her health condition developed, and the medical staff made a decision to amputate all her limbs in order to preserve her life.
Rare complications of Corona cause amputation of all sides of a British school –
The medical staff at the hospital stated that “Koster” was suffering from asthma, but when she and her husband became infected, her condition developed and she was forced to enter the hospital, after she had sepsis, which is a severe reaction to infection that leads to the failure of vital organs. For weeks, she fights the disease after her admission. She was in a coma, but she came back to life again.
A British school has experienced rare complications from the Coronavirus–
The medical staff succeeded in saving the life of the English teacher by removing the blood clots that had afflicted her, which makes the process of saving her life a miracle, especially after the doctors succeeded in redirecting the blood away from her extremities towards her vital organs..
Doctors confirmed that after recovering from the surgery, “Coaster” can practice daily activities through a prosthetic leg, and she can walk a mile without any difficulty.
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