First patient of monkeypox cured, treatment lasted for 17 days

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Jul 31 2022 11:13 AM

Thiruvananthapuram: The country's first monkeypox patient has been discharged from the hospital. Yes and according to the information received, now he is completely fine. It is being told that he was treated for 17 days. Yes, the first case of monkeypox was reported in Kerala. Kerala Health Minister Veena George says, "The country's first monkeypox patient has been discharged on July 30." Let us tell you that the 35-year-old male who returned from Kollam was treated at Thiruvananthapuram Medical College for 17 days.

Now he is stable. His primary contacts have also tested negative. Let us also tell you that this person, who hails from Kerala, returned home from the United Arab Emirates on July 12 and got infected with the monkeypox virus two days later. At the same time, after showing symptoms of this virus, it was taken to a hospital in Kollam and from there again referred to Thiruvananthapuram Medical College. On the other hand, Health Minister Veena George says that the entire treatment protocol was planned by the National Institute of Virology, Pune. Till now all the samples were tested negative twice. Now the patient is completely fine.

With this, Veena George said that two other cases of monkeypox have also come from the Middle East. The condition of the patients is stable. They are recovering fast. Let us tell you that the symptoms of monkeypox include frequent high fever, back and muscle pain, lethargy, itching problem, back and muscle pain, skin rash and rash, sore throat and frequent- Includes frequent coughing.

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