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Muhammad Asaduzzaman, a doctor treating Covid-19 patients, has nightmares that people are gasping for air and pleading to be saved. When someone touches your hand, begs for help to breathe and when that person dies before you, it s very difficult to keep your calm. It s extremely hard to sleep at night peacefully. It comes back to haunt you, he says.
An assistant professor and head of the department of critical care at the capital s Kuwait Bangladesh Friendship Hospital, the 42-year-old doctor has been providing care to coronavirus patients for a year now. But over the last few weeks, the conditions of many critical patients have deteriorated fast, leaving physicians like Asaduzzaman absolutely hapless.
As the country crossed a grim milestone of 100 daily Covid-19 deaths yesterday, health experts and officials have pointed at coronavirus patients negligence in taking their symptoms seriously and the delay in seeking medical care on time as reasons behind the sharp rise in fatalities.
Another contributing factor, they said, is inadequate treatment facilities for the critical patients.
As the Covid-19 patients seek hospital care, they find it difficult to get the critical care like ICUs and ventilators in the hospitals that have been struggling to tackle an ever-increasing number of patients for the past several weeks, they add.
Many people seem to be considering their mild discomfort not related to a possible Covid-19 infection, experts said.