Haryana Minister Anil Vij Admitted In Pgims After Advance Corona Symptom Condition Stable Decision On Plasma Therapy To Be Taken – Symptoms of Advance Corona seen in Haryana Minister Anil Vij, admitted to PGIMS, condition stable

Anil Vij, a minister in the Haryana government, was admitted to the PGIMS Hospital in Rohtak on Sunday. They were seen to have advanced corona symptoms, which led to this decision. Dr. Gajendra Singh, PRO, PGI Rohtak, said that his condition remains stable.

Dr. Gajendra also informed that a team of doctors will decide whether to be given plasma therapy or not. He has been given a course of Remedisvir. According to doctors, the patient has partial infection in his lungs, although his second corona report is also positive.

Civil Surgeon Ambala Dr. Kuldeep Singh said that Health Minister Anil Vij is absolutely fine and he has gone to PGIMS Rohtak with three expert doctors and one LT in an ambulance in general. He will be under the supervision of specialist doctors in Rohtak PGIMS. His whistle level has risen from 14 to 21, indicating his recovery.

He had symptoms 12 days ago and when tested, he was found corona infected. Late around 8 o’clock in the evening, Home Minister Anil Vij walked from Ambala to PGIMS Rohtak via ambulance but arrived late due to heavy fog. Minister Vij said that he is feeling fine, as per the advice of doctors, he has come to PGIMS Rohtak.

– Dr. Dhruv Chaudhary, Senior Professor PCCM Head of Department and State Chief Nodal Officer of Kovid-19, PGIMS
– Dr. VK Katyal, Senior Professor and Head, Department of Medicine, PGIMS
– Dr. Rajesh Rajput, Senior Professor and Head, Department of Endocrinology, PGIMS
– Dr. Prashanth, Professor, Department of Anesthesia, PGIMS
– Dr. Ashwini Kumar, Associate Professor, Cardiology, PGIMS
Note: The team of five doctors will submit the report of the Health Minister to the Vice Chancellor at ten in the morning and seven in the evening.

The administration became alert before the minister’s arrival
PGIMS was alerted only on prior notice of the minister’s arrival. Administrative officers along with expert doctors were also posted in wards in PPE kits. Along with the deployment of additional security forces at the entry gate of the special ward, the institute deployed private security guards and assistant security officers on the spot. Duty of expert staff nurse, bearer etc. has been imposed along with expert doctors to look after the minister.

Health Minister Anil Vij has been recruited in the special ward of PGIMS to keep him under surveillance. There is an appeal to the people that no one should come to meet them till the Minister Kovid-19 goes negative. The institute expresses gratitude to Health Minister Anil Vij that he has chosen PGIMS for his treatment, expressing confidence in the Vice Chancellor Dr. OP Kalra and our team. – Dr. Gajendra Singh, Public Relations Officer, PGIMS Rohtak

Anil Vij, a minister in the Haryana government, was admitted to the PGIMS Hospital in Rohtak on Sunday. They were seen to have advanced corona symptoms, which led to this decision. Dr. Gajendra Singh, PRO, PGI Rohtak, said that his condition remains stable.

Dr. Gajendra also informed that a team of doctors will decide whether to be given plasma therapy or not. He has been given a course of Remedisvir. According to doctors, the patient has partial infection in his lungs, although his second corona report is also positive.

Civil Surgeon Ambala Dr. Kuldeep Singh said that Health Minister Anil Vij is absolutely fine and he has gone to PGIMS Rohtak with three expert doctors and one LT in an ambulance in general. He will be under the supervision of specialist doctors in Rohtak PGIMS. His whistle level has risen from 14 to 21, indicating his recovery.

He had symptoms 12 days ago and when tested, he was found corona infected. Late around 8 o’clock in the evening, Home Minister Anil Vij walked from Ambala to PGIMS Rohtak via ambulance but arrived late due to heavy fog. Minister Vij said that he is feeling fine, as per the advice of doctors, he has come to PGIMS Rohtak.