I read today that 10-20% of Hospital In patients acquire Covid-19 there.
Should I go in for an angio that was cancelled in March? I am 76, and have had masses of heart investigations and treatment, but now I’m getting more symptoms, and am more restricted. The Consultant is keen to ‘see what’s going on’ via another angiogram. I was put down for August, but I delayed it as I was anxious. Now they are now trying to find an earlier slot.
What are your views? What would you do?
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It appeared in a newspaper article about a month ago. It was distorted as a few health trusts had very poor results in the early days and a few staff, usually younger males, did not make much use of PPE. Everything is much tighter now. I have been to a few appointments and there were separate entrances for CovID, A&E and out-patients. There are barriers between CovID and the other parts of the hospital with full PPE and disinfection in place. Tesco is probably higher risk.
Thanks for your comments. I have seen things improve too, over the last 12 weeks or so, but I also looked up the current rate of infectious but asymptomatic, staff. Bit of a mistake!
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