Better Health for Pakistan

It is worth knowing the reason for people getting infected even after taking two doses of the corona vaccine.
▪️ The second dose is to be taken 21/28 days after the first dose of the corona vaccine.
▪️ The vaccine starts to form antibodies immediately after entering the body.
▪️ When antibodies are forming in our body, our immunity decreases a lot.
▪️ When we take the second dose of the vaccine after the 21/28 days, our immunity decreases even more.
▪️ 14 days after the second dose, when the antibodies are completely formed in our body, our immunity starts to grow rapidly.
▪️ During this one and a half month, due to low immunity, the chances of the corona virus entering our body are very high. It is due to an exposure to the virus at this vulnerable time that a person gets infected.
▪️ which makes it very risky to get out of the house during this month and a half.
▪️ Even after taking two doses of the vaccine, you can become a victim of Corona.
▪️ After one and a half months, the immunity in the body rises by 100 to 200 times, after which you are safe.
▪️ Need to be careful and safe for one and a half months from the first dose.
That's why
▪️ Make sure to wear a mask
▪️ Get out of the house only if necessary

The virus is back, this time with more energy, tactics and camouflage.
We don't cough
No fever, it's joint pain, weakness,
Loss of appetite and Covid pneumonia!
Of course, the death rate is higher, it takes less time to get to the extreme. Sometimes no symptoms ... let's be careful ...
The strain is not domiciled in our nasopharyngeal region!
It directly affects the lungs, which means window periods are shortened.
I have seen a number of patients without fever, but an x-ray report shows moderate chest pneumonia!
The nasal swab is often negative for COVID19!

There are more and more false pharyngeal nasal tests COVID19) ... which means that the virus spreads directly to the lungs causing acute respiratory distress due to viral pneumonia! This explains why it has become acute and more fatal !!!

Be careful, avoid crowded places, wear a face mask, wash our hands often.

*WAVE* more deadly than the first. So we have to be very careful and *take every precaution.*
Please become an alert communicator among friends and family ...

Dr Tahir khan ( Islamabad Coordinator PFDA . )

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DO NOT keep this information to yourself, share it with your family and friends.
Please take care and stay safe !

ChildLife Foundation provides Quality Children Emergency Care in 21 Govt Hospitals - Daily Jang
https://e.jang.com.pk/12-17-2020/karachi/page5.asp

HEALTH ALERT: i remember there was a period of time in high school when i had this problem. People (including my parents) just thought it was a dirty neck. Moms used to straight up pour Bleach in my bath water and be mad at me about its color. Other times she would scrub my neck with alcohol. It burned like Hell!! My neck would just feel RAW :,-( And it was never any "cleaner". SMH..... I have no clue why my parents didnt take me to the doctor back then. I mean really...if bleach and alcohol cant clean it Plan B should have been thought of. FYI: This is called "Acanthosis Nigricans", and is a symptom of INSULIN RESISTANCE, and a sign that you are diabetic (or soon to be), or you are Obese, or have a Thyroid or Pituitary Disorder. So don't go giving your kids chemical burns and mental trauma. Take them to the doctor and cut out those sweets and carbs!

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Lets appreciate Dr. Quratulain Soomro
Inspiration and role model for Pak Girls

Quratulain Soomro, basically from Larkana city, took her primary and secondary education at larkana, and worked hard and got selected in MBBS program at chandka medical college Larkana on merit

She completed Medical degree (MBBS) from LUMHS 2007 with distinctions in Physiologicy, Forensic Medicine and Surgery. .

After training in Paedaitric surgery from chandka medical college teaching hospital (mainly) and Children hospital lahore, did FCPS Paediatric surgery January 2017.

She then moved to Birmingham for advanced training in Paediatric Hepatobilliary surgery and completed a fellowship in paediatric hepatobiliary surgery and transplantation at Birmingham Children Hospital - University Hospital Birmingham england. March 2020

In addition to clinical work, she is keenly interested in clinical research work and took part in local and national clinical research. she has been credited with annual Surgical Audit and update of Clinical Ptotocol on Evalaution and Management of Liver Transplant in Children, at Birmingham Children Hospital and 12 publications in National Medical Journals, and various presentations and participations in Conferences and Symposia

Recently, she has joined Liver Transplant unit at Gambat institute of medical sciences and working with Dr. Abdul Wahab Dogar . She is looking forward to serve people of Pakistan in general and people of sindh in particular since she belongs to Northern Sindh, Larkana

When i asked, what was reason behind this great success or what is your inspiration for this day then she added, All these years, i have struggled and worked hard bcz people generally believe that females are weak and they can not do tough jobs. Even i was scolded many times in my college life and training days that i am a female and i can not do remarkable work and i am wasting my time but it was then that i had decided to prove my self and today day has come. AlhamduLilah. I am thankful to my parents and my teachers and friends who always supported me..

Via Dr. Mujeeb U Rehman

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Self-isolate yourself if you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, waiting for your test results, or have been diagnosed positive.

Maintain a separate room for yourself where you must:

• Avoid contact with others
• Stay by yourself and eat your own meals
• Clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces regularly
• Use your own bathroom, linen and towels

Call a doctor if your condition further deteriorates.