These days, Amitabh is associated with his fans, battling the Coronavirus in a hospital in Mumbai. He was admitted to Nanavati Hospital on 11 July. In such a situation, he recently said in his blog that 'the mental condition arising out of this disease prevails over the patient as he is kept away from human contact'. In his blog, he said, "covid-19 patient is kept in a separate ward of the hospital so that he cannot see other people for weeks. Nurses and doctors come for treatment and give medicines but they are always seen wearing PPE kits.
With this, he said that 'no patient sees the face of a person wearing a personal protective device (PPE) because the health care workers take extreme precaution and go away after treatment'. Apart from this, he said, "Because long stay there is a fear of getting infected. The doctor, under whose guidance your treatment is being done, never comes to you. "With this, he said that" Dialogue is virtual which is the best way in view of the present situation but still "impersonal". ' You must be watching, he keeps telling his fans about his health on social media every day.
Amitabh wrote in his blog, "Does it have an effect psychologically mentally? Psychologists say it does. Patients after release are tempered, they are given to consultation with professional mind talkers. “They are afraid to be in public for fear or apprehension of being treated differently, treated as one that has carried the disease, a pariah syndrome. Driving them into deeper depression and in the loneliness that they have just come out of. ”In this way he has written a lot. Describing his own situation, he wrote, "In the dark and cold room of the night, I sing a song ... I close my eyes while trying to sleep ... There is no one around."
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