Doctors urge pregnant women to receive jabs in “surprising” number of hospital cases

Frontline consultants fighting the pandemic said the number of Covid-19 pregnant patients requiring hospitalization was “surprising”.

Dr. Richard Kerry, Critical Care Consultant, James Cook University Hospital Middlesbrough It is said that the vaccination rate of pregnant women has not reached the expected level.

Dr. Cree has been blogging on the nomoresurgeons.com platform throughout the pandemic. He wrote that a mother had to undergo an emergency C-section before using a ventilator.

Pregnant He said it will change the immune system and increase the risk of serious illnesses after many viral infections-more pregnant women need to be vaccinated.

He added that anything that reduces the oxygen level of a pregnant woman will also reduce the oxygen level of the baby-putting the fetus at risk.

In a blog published on Wednesday, he said: “In the past month, we have seen an alarming number of pregnant patients who are unwell due to Covid-19 and need to be hospitalized.”

He said that most people have received oxygen therapy and do not need ventilation.

He added: “This week, one of our pregnant patients was unwell and it was obvious that he had no choice but to give birth.

“Our lady is very late in pregnancy and we don’t have to worry too much about the risk of premature birth, but this is obviously a very disturbing situation.

“Fortunately, everything went well.

“With the joint efforts of the obstetrician, anesthesiologist, midwife and nurse team, the baby was delivered smoothly through emergency caesarean section.

“The baby is in very good condition. Although the mother is still ventilated in the intensive care unit, her condition has shown some signs of improvement.”