How To Treat Covid In Home Isolation | FYI

[@cryss5824]

The sad thing is that many families do not have the luxury of having one's own room or bathroom and toilet.

[@marie-francoiserama7052]

Very simple, each person clean the toilet after use and before use. Make desinfectant available, soap available to wash. Very very simple. If you do not have enough room in your house, create your own space by using plastic partitions with solid tape to the wall. Take plenty of fresh air outside the house to exercise your chest. Think of your social distancing before you act.

[@theyouthful7251]

+1

[@Bantersam]

@James Henry Smith No

[@HOWCANIMISSYOU]

@James Henry Smith are you joking?

[@codehawkofficial]

@James Henry Smith no

[@orionlottering7349]

Hi. I had covid alone at home for the past 6 weeks. When I felt my chest or breathing become labored, i took a sprinkle of regular seasalt in my palm and licked it up following it with a little water. It mostly opened my airways and breathing became better. Sometimes I had to do it after 10 minutes again, but it worked eventually.

[@sami-vp6gi]

ndtv is taking more care for people health..good job.

[@yusafkhan9347]

Shame about your government.

[@msraobds]

Anchor please allow the doctors to complete their version or words.

[@priyanshusachan4071]

Why does the anchor intervene so much when experts are speaking ! They are well learned doctors, let them give tips.

[@iswaryamadem8225]

Anchor is straight to point..very good

[@sparshpriyadarshi]

I think sonal should be little less interruptive

[@dagabaaz3965]

Why there is much informative video are in English, you know there are many people who can't understand. Please make it in hindi on new varient of covid-19 symptoms and how to care in home isolation.

[@codehawkofficial]

codeHawk official

[@yogeshyadav211]

Good job sona ma'am good speaking i motivate to ur speaking

[@rosinahmaseba1971]

U can take this and rebroadcast in many other local languages at local level!!

[@acru518]

One of the best and most informative videos on Covid isolation and masking. Thanks a lot.

[@nishitamadhanimehta3066]

Host should allow the guest doc to complete ...very ill etiquette by host

[@Binnyrehsi]

I was looking for this comment. How sad people are so mesmirised by her beauty that they're ignoring thia fact and some are also appreciating her conversation skills!!!

[@mirzanazeerbaig1811]

most of the people does not have TV to watch most of the people does not time because they are daily wages workers how many people got your instructions ?

[@webstercomputerinstitute7734]

Me and my family is going through home isolation

[@StarLight-ju6vv]

I had covid and got cured from it. I personally didn't visit any doctor. I didn't have smell and taste for almost a month. See the simple remedies that I followed for a cure. First understand Covid19 is an acute Respiratory infection, so we need to Treat our Nose, Mouth, Throat and Lungs. See the following simple procedure. Get well soon!👍 * Had good vegetarian food as usual with cooked green leaves (ignore not having smell & taste, just have food regularly) * Ate peeled ginger straight away and in tea every day * Bit on few black Pepper corns * Stayed away from cold eatables * Ate Ground nuts as snacks everyday * Had hot water or water with chopped Ginger in it * Took two doses of Antibiotic tablet with BComplex capsules(Becosules) at night * Took Paracetamol tablet when I felt feverish. * Smelt Vicks vapour or pain balms like Axe pain balm often; use any pain balm that has Camphor in it. That's all... Did this continuously everyday until I got my taste and smell back. Note: 1.Vicks vapour or similar vapour helps to kill the virus settled in the nose & throat. 2.Ginger in water/tea helps to kill the virus in the lungs. Very effective! 3. Ground nuts for Snack is a good protein supplement.

[@StarLight-ju6vv]

Friend, my remedy may look simple but it is a very effective way out of covid because it treats nose, mouth, throat and lungs. In Tamilnadu, our ancestors have kept Ginger next to God.

[@thanushkaanthonysilva4131]

Suddenly i've decided to take Spectacle for myself. So my mom asked me have you check ane frame you're looking...? Or have you select any...? So i said that if i getting a Spectacles those should be like Sonal's... 😄🤩😍 Hope you my moms reaction..

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Isnt it so sad that small kids like Sonal are getting glasses these days?

[@nataliemeenakshithegreat7780]

I must have had Covid twice last year I had shortness of breath I thought it was due to my panic attacks so do steam boil water on the stove cover it don't let children near and steam see she also talk about steam the lady is great anchor very clear articulate journalism do hot bath drink ginger cucumin distilled water also wet a towel with hot water and apply on back massage with arnica essential oil it helps or vapor with thym gurgle warm water with salt and spit it out good luck friends

[@MhetreMudita]

Please get tested and monitor your O2 and temperature readings ..

[@englishforre.1458]

Covid is not only prevailing in Delhi. Please have a wider view in other parts of India. Don't ignore the poor community particularly in Tamil Nadu. Be impartial in your treatment to all the Covid patients. Raju from Tamil nadu.

[@kunalbakshi9691]

Sir vse muje or koi symptom ni... 20 din hogey covid huey.... Bas thoda walk vegara kru toh saans Chad jata hai... Or fatigue hai body mei.... Or yeh jo aapne btaya 30 seconds saans rokne wala.. yeh b Mai kr paara hu puri tareh . Toh kya problem ho skti meko pls tell... Meko koi lungs vegara mei problem toh Ni hogi na kahi

[@JJ-esus]

For the first question, doc mentioned Person who is older and younger, but what exactly the age he meant ?

[@equbalmustafa]

No Oxygen cylinder, no bed anywhere in Delhi BJP/AAP government failed here

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Actually the economic machine of the planet failed India Brazil and poor nations around the world. India did work very hard to get into this deep abyss. What Indian public and policy makers did is called आ बैल मुझे मार Come bull hit me In spain this is a sport and they also celebrate annual bull running event.

[@theyouthful7251]

The only credible need channel and the only creative editor 🥰...

[@jdelaguardia09]

Ive-r-mectin is good enough.

[@bm-qz5ce]

Anchor is beautiful ❤️

[@lonewarrior25]

Thank you

[@dineshwaridevi8912]

Thanks a lot for such an important information..

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

What is this important information that you absorbed and would use practically?

[@jasonteddy5302]

Mucosa response is natural. In many many situations, and as long as it's not coughing to a raw or irritated state, and not bleeding?

[@jayoopatwardhan4040]

TK, FYI: Sharing below a post from Hanuman Mal Bengani the ex CEO of Linde India. Linde is one of the largest oxygen producers in India “Having spent my life time of 45 years in oxygen industry and involved with setting up 50% of production capacities in india ( as business head of Linde) I can share few things which will probably clear some of your thoughts. First few facts 1) Industrial and medical oxygen are same product produced in same plant, stored in same tanks and filled in same cylinders. For medical oxygen the gas company just have to analyse each batch and certify. No other difference. In fact for industrial we need 99.5% pure oxygen where as for medical as per pharmocopea all over world is 93+\-3%. 2) There is absolutely no shortage of oxygen product in india. You will be surprised to know that less than 1% of oxygen production capacity is used for medical purposes. Even in corona times it may go up to three times or even 5%. But that’s it. 2) I would estimate total oxygen production capacity in india to be around 100,000 tons per day ( or may be more) and around 80% of oxygen production capacities are with steel companies where oxygen gas is produced and used in iron making as well as steel making. Yes, Relinace Jamnagar has 22000 tons per day capacity for petcoke gassification. 3) Most of captive plant are in East india, some in west ( Mumbai and Gujarat) and some in Karnataka. These plants typically produce 5-10% of product as liquid which is stored in large tanks. This liquid is used by them as back up when plant is down and also to meet peak demands. 4) There are several stand alone liquid oxygen plants owned by gas companies like Linde and Innox where they produce liquid oxygen and sell to various customers through tankers and tanks. 5) Several refillers around country buy liquid from gas companies and fill gas cylinders after vaporising liquid 6) Oxygen is generally delivered to end user by three means. Directly through pipe line from plant to end user which is say 80% of product. 15% or so is delivered in liquid form through tanks and tankers and less than 5% through cylinders *So why are we facing crisis today ?* I think combination of followings 1) Shortage of distribution assets ie road tankers, storage tanks and cylinders. Mind you these are expensive. Each road tanker costs 45 lakhs on road and a cylinder costs around 10,000 in which you sell oxygen just worth Rs 300. These assets have been built by gas companies based on normal times. There is only that much one can do with these assets 2) Logistics management. Most of Plants are located in select geographies. So distribution assets travel fair distance ( 200-1000 kms) to deliver to customer. Now even with good roads a tanker takes around 7-10 days to make a round trip and a cylinder also takes that much turn around. 3) Desire of gas companies to focus on what maximises their profits Last but not least this wave came so quick it took our government administration with pants down. Had they thought of this impending danger and prepared, a major crisis could have been avoided. But that’s easy said than done knowing our democratic set up. Now Govt are taking steps. In hindsight I think Govt could have planned followings 1) Strict advisory to gas companies to use all distribution assets for medical purpose only from day one. They could provide compensation to gas companies for this just like MSP for food grains. 2) Advise all captive plants owners not to use a drop of liquid oxygen from plant / tank for their process use until they are full. 3) Using rails to transport through green door track 4) All hospitals could have installed PSA captive plants. PMO had announced 200 crores for all district hospitals and they could have around 500 plants. In usual public sector tendering process not even 15% of that has been used 5) CEO of large hospitals are also equally responsible. When they charge such huge money from public, they should have better prepared them selves. For what they get fat salaries and bonuses. Once this crisis is over I think some heads of CEO of large hospitals must roll.

[@kranthikumarnukala640]

Very informational but if anchor didn't interept doctors while they speak they would say completely

[@dipankarbhattacharya616]

Your speaking ability is amazing

[@peterburton3095]

She's a good liar isn't she.

[@gollalappahadpad1735]

Yes here Anxiety is the main factors madame Doctor Telling facts about Covid

[@g.m.j.kamalakumarkumar1650]

Very nicely explained by the news reader. Very useful information. Thanks to NDTV team👍

[@radhekrishna3092]

Radhe Radhe Krishna

[@KUDGHAT1]

Fir se herd immunity aagaya kya ? Dukaan got closed kya ?

[@narayanaswami1819]

Just by watching ur programs😢

[@shaileshgangwar4443]

Itni achi info dere ho pr isko hindi me btana chahiye tha

[@jsreenivas291]

With Citi scan doctors satisfied. What about patient next. He will face problems in future?

[@kimcuongnhochithanh7716]

Hoan sanh hat hay va co tam long tu thien giup do hoan canh kho khan Co tam long bo tac that ung ho e tren con duong thien Nguyen

[@jsreenivas291]

What about Citi scan.

[@mirzanazeerbaig1811]

poor people does not have knowledge and education how to take care about covid at home. most of them are daily wages workers , who will guide them babaa somebody like youngsters , volunteers must visit the site and treat there daily patient should not come to the hospitals babare understand re

thanks dr mia khalifa

[@jsreenivas291]

City scan can damage as a side effects?

[@jayoopatwardhan4040]

I have a question , I have been negative tested a few days before the jab . After the jab I had no fever or breathlessness but fatigue and lethargie lasted almost 14 days . Do you think I should test again to see if I got Covid after the 1 st jab ,?

[@vicgamesvt9682]

Yes you should false negatives on covid tests are a little common

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

You get the testing done if medically advised. What would you do with the negative test or a positive test?

[@jayoopatwardhan4040]

@@sleepsmartsmashstress740 🤔truely

[@jasonteddy5302]

Do not do steroids, the steroids encourage growth abnormally and the body becomes use to it and lessens it's natural response and builds an .. nessesity of triggering? Not sure what the term is, but also possibly a placebo effect of the .. steroids are a very short term catalyst sort of thing.

[@jasonteddy5302]

And a feeder button? To rotate a smoothie tube to the mouth? Sounds good.

[@nataliemeenakshithegreat7780]

Listen in a country overpopulated and poor in India how can you respect distancing only the elite can in their luxury apart

[@mohandasayyappan6508]

it is not about oxygen the real problem is that the central government change its erroneous policies

[@BadAtTeaDude]

Think of all the job opportunities in customer service and robo calling if this takes hold!! 7-11s and Dunkin Donuts too!!!

[@rahulchand7777]

Dis is not a debate...please make doctors to complete their answer

[@feathersusngi5448]

Do maintaning cleanliness plays important role in Covid 19 communication? Its not very clear. Plz clarify😊.

[@soumensau288]

Very helpful video

[@peterburton3095]

If you like being lied to. Mainstream is hiding the truth.

[@moakumaier2755]

Bless this channel

[@sreyaghosh8689]

Mam why are y going on interrupting for no reason allow the doctors to speak they are expertise

[@kunalr_ai]

Thanks beta

[@gigsz2982]

Dekhu ya news sunu

[@TheGainadl]

Im in my 6th day of covid at home. I have been fully vaccinated with Pfizer but I still got the virus, probably is the delta strain. I'm 24 and I am alone in my apartment. I never had fever, my symptoms were fatigue, sore throat and some caughing like 10-12 caugh per day. Those people from the video talk way too much, I got bored of this video after 2 minutes. I just want to know how long it takes on average for a vaccinated person to recover. Can someone help me out ? Tank you in advance !

[@raghuramireddypoli6498]

Nice one & Tq for sharing worth information/Debate

[@cordata100]

Bla-bla. We need treatment, not explanations and measurments for our pains! Say the medications people can use! Because there are plenty! And it is very important to treat Covid 19 the earliest possible! and if you do not want your hospitals fill up! You could have sick people cured in a week! You silence the cure! This is not what you swore in!

[@ninadthakre7216]

The anchor needs to learn patience and stop interrupting the doctors while they are speaking. It confuses the doctor and also the listener.

[@padmavathip4670]

U r looking good

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

When she begins to look bad NDTV will fire her

[@drannette605]

Very well explained 👍

[@mohandasayyappan6508]

the channels may educate the central goverrnment than they educate the people because, government is the top leader

[@meenakumarineha4176]

They gave only 2 tips

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Take the Vitamin A ,Vitamin B. Vitamin C, Vitamin D but dont expect them to cure COVID19. Dont keep bothering me and taking up my time. I have serious patients in the ER and ICU to take care of. ok Go!

[@MrLalramchhana]

Home care: take ivermectin once a day until you get better.. you will better by 5 days.if your not that serious. You can buy from local medical store only..if the virus replication in your body isnt stop those home care are unlikely to work..so take Ivermectin at least

[@maureensamson4863]

Yeah ! Better to die at home than to to die waiting for nonexistent help!

[@amarSSE]

sir , how to treat diarrhea with fever in covid patient .

[@chaank1069]

I highly suggest that you call the doctor for medical advice. Most important thing is to stay hydrated. Drink water with little salt and sugar OR any sports drink if available. Diarrhea can create dehydration. Yogurt is good or any white food like banana, rice, yogurt. Pls go to a doctor if diarrhea doesn’t stop after a day.

[@kamimehna1164]

Stop intervening when they try to explain not only to you but the rest of the listeners dont interromp them

[@amaladasu]

Kerala? And then what? Maharastra? The states with most number of positive cases are referred as examples of best handling?

[@assamvalley3554]

Beautiful girl reporting

[@007rkm]

Let the doctors speak lady.

[@mohandasayyappan6508]

people need help than medical pedagogy

[@VictorVMiles]

I just wanna express my gratitude to Dr.Ono on KZbin for curing my HSV 1&2. God will bless you Dr Ono

[@dogoodhavegood8092]

Mam from where u have bought this spectacles

[@pramesh.gurung]

Let the docter talk 😩😩😩

[@gollalappahadpad1735]

Panicking and anxiety will be the reason and please give immediate all assistances and supports to the citizen of every Indians its the EMERGENCY SITUATION PLEASE HELP HELP ALL INDIVIDUAL BEEDY CITIZEN ITS THE DUTY OF PRESENT GOVERNMENT OF INDIA HONORABLE PM MR.N.MODI IS THE RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERY CITIZENS LIVES AND SURVIVAL

[@Vijay-tq3ww]

NDTV so far good channel neither like modi channels

[@AndyDufresne11]

We are so fucked! Now i wish our population was not so huge.

[@BadAtTeaDude]

Propping up the Ganda

[@ramanujafarookantony5854]

No Oxygen No vaccine No Remdesiver No ICU beds No Space in cremation ground. But BJP have 305 MPs in parliament

[@suneely3122]

Now they want to win in other states as well

[@sweetvuvuzela4634]

Yay happy days let’s blame the government not the people who ignored the warnings

[@suneely3122]

@@sweetvuvuzela4634 govt busy conducting election rally .

[@AZ-ze5xb]

Ms FYI why aren't you wearing a mask and gloves as it will make people think about wearing them subconsciously.

[@satwindersetia4367]

Thanks for repeated reminders.

[@valdpenha3088]

This woman is interrupting the Doctors, as if she knows more than the Doctors

[@sonumalani7356]

🙏🇮🇳SIR, RAVISH, KUMER, JI, THE, WONDERFUL, JOURNALIST, 🇮🇳🙏

[@SukhpreetKalra]

What exactly is the 🤡government’s job if not to be preparedness 1 year after start of pandemic.🥸

[@gollalappahadpad1735]

Madame its more prety much Suitable MASK I THINK SO SAFETY

[@joker-zy5eg]

Mr. Do not kill Muslims. Don't set fire to the mosque. Plz...

[@mirzanazeerbaig1811]

sorry i told too much. forgive me

[@BadAtTeaDude]

Coldflu19

[@littleAdamSeeker]

Hindi me bolti mam to jyada aacha hota

[@bm-qz5ce]

Anchor should dance

[@monikaarora7928]

👍👍

[@shamimrezababu531]

Corona bomb 🇮🇳...

[@vik385]

Speak level poor😢

[@nileshjoshi99]

4'9 girl with wig is the anchor with Name longer than her height, that's Sonam Mehrotra Kapur!

[@nileshjoshi99]

@@21-lmanehrii14 no, she's 4'9 ... watch all her videos, you will realize 😜

[@sunnykolkata]

@@nileshjoshi99 Any other vital stats you would like to share 😜 ?

[@KUDGHAT1]

@@sunnykolkata 5'9" Is too high and she hides her blackened lower jaws well

[@AZ-ze5xb]

Wig?

[@nileshjoshi99]

@@AZ-ze5xb yes, she's having much less hair.

[@sandilkumar2888]

Long deep kiss can save you to.. covid.

[@shaktisinghsingh5224]

She News Anchor looks like as ..miya Khalifa..

[@rajibkudas123]

When any expert on any discussion tell contact your Doctor...they don't know that in India more than 90 percentage of ppl don't have their own Doctor...the stand in long queues to see Doctors..even for mild problems

[@Knightswhosaynee]

They say that to keep the Lawyers happy they know they are telling starving people to eat cake when there is no bread . They just don 't care to address reality because those people are expendable in their eyes.

[@jayalakshmi821]

@@Knightswhosaynee If Or

[@SuperMsmystery]

Tele consultant is available right now

[@rajibkudas123]

@@SuperMsmystery true...but for most it's not practical...and still difficult to get....

[@songxixi2243]

So what can the news channels do huh? At least they're doing whatever they can to spread awareness about it

[@radhekrishna3092]

Radhe Radhe Krishna

[@rohanshinde4327]

Sonal let them speak after you ask a question. You keep interrupting them!

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Sonal the compulsive interrupter. Bad girl.

[@rituroych]

Sonal is just awesome. Crisp, clear and confident. ❤️

[@SkGow]

@Farhan Siddique Get off this thread dude.

[@gideonalvarez7069]

Agree, however she should stop.saying uh. Uh. Maybe instead she should say okay. Okay.

[@codehawkofficial]

@Farhan Siddique simp

[@SuperCrankycow]

Great session... Just one request please don't interrupt the speaker when they are making a point. The information could be useful for the audience

[@IndianGardener]

*भाप लेने से कोरोना से बचाव होता है, ये तो मुझे पता नहीं पता, लेकिन आंखों के लिए भाप बिल्कुल भी अच्छा नहीं है।* *ज्यादा भाप लेने से आंखों का पानी सूख सकता है या आंखों से लगातार पानी निकलना शुरू हो जाता है।* *अगर भाप लेना बहुत जरूरी है तो तोलिये को आंखों से नीचे रख कर भाप लें।*

[@sunnycolaco1675]

Theory only can understand by educated who watch this news.What about poor people’s how do you reach them?? Only rich people’s will take private treatment..all is important is that counseling when people come to hospital. Main thing is required enough doctors n nurses oxygen ventilator and bed.then the problem solve not barking n barking