7 hours agoWar doctor: The War Against Coronavist Worse Than the Blood War in Syria
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(6 years ago)A trauma doctor who had operated in some of the worst war zones in the world has said that fighting the front line against the coronary was the most serious “the most experienced of all” and it's just as bad “as you see children blown up by the bombs in Aleppo.” Dr. David Notti [...]
Dr. David Nott is a well-known world doctor from Wales' Carmaartchen. He had been a consultant in the Hospitals of Chelsea and Westminster for 23 years.
In an interview with The Sunday Times, Dr. Notti é, who often goes to war zones to help agencies on an annual basis, reported on his experience in the work of saving patients with Ovid 19, reports Independent.
He called the pandemic the most formidable <x0-traumatic enemy” he had ever faced, and warned that the staff of British doctors could face PTSD (The Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, common for people experiencing the war) because the fight against the virus was <x2-secondally devastating <18x3>
The nurses were the real <x0heroes” in his eyes, while self as a doctor calls “a very small link in this wonderful machine. ”
Be with patients who are so sick for 13 hours a day, wearing masks on their faces that cause so much discomfort. I've never seen people work so hard, so hard for each patient to overcome the disease. ”
“But sometimes the disease wins,” he admitted.
The ruthless way in which it infects those infected is still a puzzle, says Dr. Nott.
Many of the people in our unit are quite young. In the 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s. Why some get so sick, and others get much worse without having any other chronic illness, is a mystery that no one understands,” he says.
