What Would A Post-corona World Look Like? Everyone nowadays is talking about coronavirus pandemic. The majority of people, all over the world are practicing social distancing, taking all the measures to protect themselves from catching the virus. It is depressing to be locked at home for such a long period, but at the same time, people are surely going to learn some positive habits. Everyone should be optimistic while thinking about the future. They should focus on the positivity it will leave behind. In this article, we will discuss how would a post-corona world look like. What impact would it leave on the whole world? Value of relationships No one would take relationships for granted in the post-corona world. We are seeing in the news these days that thousands of people have died due to COVID-19. Even young people are losing their lives. People are losing their parents, grandparents, siblings, and friends without even getting a chance to say goodbye. This would teach everyone, the value of relationships, spending time together with loved ones and cherishing every moment with them. Value of a handshake People did not use to value handshakes to such an extent as that they would do in the future. Shaking hands has now become a thing of the past. People in the post-corona world would value and appreciate the gesture of shaking hands. It would not annoy them anymore. Social distancing and all other preventive measures will teach them the beauty of staying other, staying close with each other. Since, valuing little things make your life easier, positive and healthy. Working from home Remote working was not a norm before coronavirus outbreak. People working from home were thought to be as lazy and unsuccessful. Normalizing remote working would have taken years if the coronavirus would not have arrived. In the post-corona world, people would indeed respect and value those working from homes. This would benefit the freelancers, remote workers, stay-at-home parents, women who have to stay at home and people suffering from any chronic illnesses. They would get more chances for jobs. This will also increase the working productivity because some individuals feel less stressed working remotely than working in offices. Living without junk food These days, restaurants are closed, at some places even food home delivery is also unavailable. People are cooking at home themselves. This will teach people who are addicted to junk food, that they can survive without junk food. Since it is unhealthy, but delicious at the same time so it is hard for people to stop eating junk food. In the post-corona world, people would know that they can make healthy eating a habit by cooking at their home. Appreciating little things People in the post-corona world will learn the art of appreciating every little thing in their life. They would not feel bad if they have to work more because they would think that they at least have a chance to work. People would like to meet others after practicing so much social distancing. They would know the importance of staying together. In the post-corona world, the hectic schedule would not annoy people anymore. They would know the importance of working. This would make people think more optimistically and will increase hopefulness. Since valuing little things make your life positive and beautiful. Value of going out Globally, people are confined to their homes. In the post-corona world, they will learn the value of going out. They would appreciate spending quality time outdoors with their friends and family, rather than spending time on their gadgets. People would know how it feels like staying at home and how going out rejuvenates them. They are going to love nature, the parks, the beach view and would value the liberty of going out. The habit of saving money In the post-corona world, people would have learned the benefits of saving money. Many people nowadays, during coronavirus outbreak are unable to earn money. This is a big crisis for all the people who do not have any savings for the rainy day. Some people are so obsessed to spend all the money they earn on expensive brands or luxuries which is not a necessity. These people would eventually learn to save some money for their bad time too. No one knows what the future holds for them, so it is good to have savings in hand for the future. Conclusion We all can hope to get out of this phase soon because, after darkness there is light. This coronavirus outbreak is so painful and damaging for humans, but at the same time, it will teach you lessons. We can hope for a happy and healthy time in the post-corona world. At this crucial time, people should gain hope by thinking about positive changes that this coronavirus pandemic will teach them. As Christopher Reeve says “once you choose hope, anything’s possible.”
How Can Doctors Keep Going During Corona Outbreak Through Telemedicine In today’s time of coronavirus outbreak, which has now become a pandemic, there is a heavy workload on healthcare professionals. They are at great risk of catching the infection. In Italy, out of 67,814 reported cases of coronavirus, 6205 cases are of health care workers according to the 25th march report. These statistics show that even after the lock-down of the whole country, our health care professionals are at a huge risk of getting the coronavirus infection. This risk can be minimized if the patients consult the doctors via telemedicine. This would save them from getting the infection. In this article, we will talk about how the telemedicine applications are helping the doctors in this coronavirus outbreak and how can they cope with it? What Is Telemedicine? Telemedicine is becoming the first line of defense and the most useful tool for doctors nowadays. This helps them to consult with the patient over the phone or computer and let them prescribe the medicines as well. It is the platform where doctors can interact with their patients through a video-conference. Telemedicine helps the doctors to prescribe, diagnose, educate and monitor the patient remotely, with no physical interaction. Telemedicine lets the doctor ask relevant questions to the patient about the disease, they can discuss the signs, symptoms, and history through a virtual visit. If the patient’s health concerns the doctor, they first send them to get their chest x-ray and blood tests done. After that, they can rule out the final diagnosis. They can then make a further decision of either letting them stay at home or to get them admitted to the hospital. How Is Telemedicine Beneficial? If health care workers like the doctors and the nurses would get sick, there would be a rapid, unbearable impact that will affect everybody. Health care workers who keep working at hospitals while infected from coronavirus can transmit it to more people. If these workers go home to recover, they would eventually infect their family members. This would also put an immense load on their coworkers. If they are critically ill and need to get hospitalized, then there will be fewer resources available to treat the public. Eventually, if this keeps going on, we will have to face a shortage of doctors after this coronavirus pandemic. So to save the doctors it is necessary to shift on telemedicine. The hospitals can not manage the heavy volume of patients in this state of panic. They can manage it with the help of telemedicine applications. The telemedicine can protect the doctors because it will reduce their exposure to the patients. No physical contact would be there, by which there would be no chance of catching the infection. Hospitals’ waiting areas are already busy and so overloaded with people that anyone can catch an infection. The doctors are also at high risk when examining the patient suffering from COVID-19. Remote consultation by the doctor, therefore, reduces the risk of getting exposure and infection. Telemedicine applications like InstaCare help in keeping the patient and the doctor isolated. How Does Telemedicine Works? The telemedicine works by assessing the person remotely who is facing the symptoms of coronavirus and monitoring their progress. If deteriorated, the doctors advise them to shift to the hospitals. This technique helps in only shifting the patients who are having any complications. This also decreases the high volume of patients coming to the hospital’s emergency. The doctors and nurses also feel less stressed and can cope easily with the situation. Drawbacks It can be a solution for many, specially coronavirus, a highly contagious disease. But doctors need to examine the patient properly. Telemedicine can only help when the patient can tell the symptoms bothering them. They can discuss those symptoms with the doctors to have an expert opinion. The doctors can then make a further decision about what to do next. The doctors can replace some of their patients to telemedicine who are not critically ill. Still, they have to work day in and day out at the intensive care units and emergencies of the hospital where they can oversee the critically ill patients.
How To Prevent Coronavirus COVID-19 is a highly contagious disease caused by a coronavirus that spreads from person to person via their respiratory droplets. The spread of coronavirus can be prevented by exercising some tips. In this article, we will discuss safety measures to prevent coronavirus and why are they necessary. It is important that along with the safety measures, we understand why are these measures necessary and what’s the logic behind these. For any further questions, leave a comment below. Washing Hands Frequently Wash your hands frequently, especially before eating, after blowing your nose, coughing, sneezing and when you come back home from outside. Wash your hands properly for at least 20 seconds because the soap requires at least 20 seconds to kill the virus and bacteria. Wet your hands with running water, then apply soap, scrub all the parts of your hands, rinse them with running water and then dry them with tissue paper or a clean towel. Use can also use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer on the go. Make sure it has at least 60% alcohol because high alcohol content helps in killing bacteria and viruses. Always wash your hands with soap and water, if they are visibly dirty. Washing your hands frequently is necessary because the coronavirus can stay on surfaces for a long time. If an infected person coughs or sneezes on that surface, and you touch that surface, you can easily catch coronavirus. Avoid Touching Your Face It is a part of human nature to touch the face, eyes, nose, and chin unconsciously. You should avoid touching them because hands touch many surfaces and can carry viruses and bacteria. This habit makes you prone to coronavirus infections, you can transmit the viruses and bacteria to your face that you have caught from surrounding or by touching other people. If you need to touch your face, make sure to wash your hands properly and then touch it. Stay At Home It is so important to stay at home, especially if you are having any flu-like symptoms or if you have a travel history of the past 14 days. It is beneficial for you and others as well. If you have traveled internationally, there is a chance that you are infected and your body is not showing any symptoms. You can infect others in this period, so it is necessary to quarantine yourself for at least 14 days to protect others from getting infected. Apart from any symptoms and travel history, it is good to stay at home as much as you can. Avoid exposure to crowded and closed places. The more you stay at home, the more protected you will be against coronavirus. Maintain A Social Distance Maintaining social distance is one of the most significant measures to prevent Coronavirus. You should maintain a distance of 3 feet (1 meter) from people who are having flu-like symptoms. Coronavirus is highly contagious, there is a high chance of getting infected if you are in close contact with someone who is suffering from it. A graphical illustration of social distancing is given below: Disinfect Surfaces Coronavirus can reside on surfaces. It is recommended to clean and disinfect high touch surfaces like doorknobs, switchboards, keys and cell phones, etc. There is a fair chance of transmission of coronavirus through these surfaces. If anyone touches them with contaminated hands, your hands can get contaminated too. You should also try to disinfect the products you are bringing home from the outside. You never know who has coughed, sneezed or touched them with contaminated hands. Cough And Sneezing You should cover your mouth with tissue paper while coughing and sneezing or cover it by an elbow. Throw that tissue paper in the dustbin and wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Wear A Face Mask It is necessary to wear a face mask if you are having an interaction with an infected person, or suffering from flu-like symptoms. It will protect others from getting infected. By wearing a face mask you would not transmit your infected respiratory droplets that would protect against coronavirus spread. Avoid Shaking Hands Stop shaking hands to greet people, instead, you can nod, bow or wave a hand to greet them. It is a tip to keep yourself and other people protected. Shaking hands can cause transmission of coronavirus from one’s hands to another. Conclusion Prevention is better than cure. You should exercise all the above-mentioned tips to protect yourself from catching a coronavirus infection. Everyone has to play their role to stop the dissemination of this coronavirus outbreak. You should take precautionary measures even if you are healthy because you can transmit it to someone with a weak immune system, an elderly or someone asthmatic. To them, it would be lethal, so everyone needs to take these safety measures to protect other people. If you need more information regarding coronavirus, you can visit InstaCare health articles for it.
How much progress has been done on Coronavirus vaccine? Coronavirus vaccine is an arduous, million-dollar task nowadays when the coronavirus has become a global health crisis, killed thousands of people, and spreading throughout the world at an alarming rate, Considering the whole situation of pandemic created by the coronavirus, it puts huge pressure on scholars, researchers, and scientists, to create an effective vaccine for this disease. In the rest of the article, we’ll explore the top four pharmaceutical research going on in the world. These are: Novavax Corona Vaccine Experiment Moderna’s mRNA-1273 Regeneron’s REGN 3048-3051 INOVIO’s INO-4800 NOVAVAX CORONAVIRUS VACCINE EXPERIMENT Novavax is trying a new technique to create the coronavirus vaccine as a recombinant vaccine. In this, the genetic code for the protein spike on the surface of SARS-COV-2 is extracted, which is responsible to cause an immune reaction in humans. Then they pass over this genetic coding to bacterium or yeast that produces a large quantity of protein. Along with it, Boston company, CureVac, and Moderna are also trying to produce coronavirus vaccines out of messenger RNA. Up to date, there is no approved vaccine that is produced by the genetic material of RNA or DNA. MODERNA’S mRNA-1273 CORONAVIRUS VACCINE EXPERIMENT Moderna Inc. Of Cambridge, has started the phase I human clinical trial testing mRNA -1273 to produce the vaccine. The researchers are conducting this research to invent the vaccine in Washington, currently going through the first phase of the trial. In phase I trial, the researchers have tested 45 healthy human beings, adults aged between 18-55 for over 6 weeks. The subjects received the injection on day 1 and day 29 and will be monitored for 12 months after the second shot. Phase I focuses on the safety of the vaccine and to know if it is producing the immune response in humans. Later phases will focus more on its effectiveness against preventing the infection. This coronavirus vaccine differs from the traditional vaccines because they use the virus itself, while this vaccine uses the genetic sequence from messenger RNA of COVID-19. REGENERON’S REGN 3048-3051 VACCINE EXPERIMENT Regeneron’s pharmaceutical of Tarrytown, New York, is trying to produce a vaccine that will provide passive immunity to the people. It will work on the principle of directly injecting the preformed antibodies. The scientists of this pharmaceutical are working by modifying the immune system of mice to produce the vaccine. They have altered the mice’s immune system to that of humans, exposed them to the coronavirus and infected them. Then they have separated and isolated these antibodies. They have also isolated the antibodies produced by the people who have recovered from coronavirus. They will combine both antibodies and will formulate it as a vaccine. The advantage of combining both the antibodies to produce the vaccine is, that it will remain effective even if the virus mutates. This vaccine targets the spike protein present on the surface of the virus. This spike protein binds the virus to the host cell and causes an immune reaction. The Regeneron’s vaccine will target to block the spike protein interaction with the host cell, eventually neutralizing the virus. The doctors can also use this vaccine also as a drug for treating coronavirus, but according to the company, they will use it as a preventive measure for healthy people. INOVIO’S INO-4800 VACCINE EXPERIMENT Inovio’s pharmaceutical of Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, is also approaching to produce the vaccine with the same technique of Moderna’s. Their approach is to insert DNA plasmids directly into the cells. They have optimized the plasmids and reorganized them by computer sequencing technique. The plasmids will replicate inside the human body and strengthen the natural human immune response. The company has already conducted its research on animals for the vaccine. They are hoping to start the trials on humans by April 2020, which will involve 30 healthy people. CONCLUSION The health care professionals are working day and night to design a vaccine. Experts say it will still take a year or more to create it. We have to be patient about the vaccine because scientists can not design these overnight. To market the coronavirus vaccine, scientists have to make sure it is safe and effective. The pharmaceutical companies are trying their best to invent a potent vaccine. We will soon get the way out for fighting against this contagious virus. Stay positive and protected! In case you feel any signs of coronavirus in you, get a certified doctor’s opinion through InstaCare Telemedicine; remotely, safely, and instantly.
Everything I need to know about Coronavirus COVID-19 before it gets me It’s March 2020, and within a few months, Coronavirus has made the lockdown of the whole country inevitable. Furthermore, the panic created among the masses is on top of that. But as they say, knowledge is power, you can better prevent yourself from the virus by learning more about it. So here is each and everything you need to know about novel Coronavirus aka COVID-19. WHAT IS COVID-19? The coronavirus belongs to the family of viruses that infects human beings and animals. The specific type of Coronavirus that the world is facing right now is SARS-Cov-2. The disease it causes is known as COVID-19. Since it’s a newly found virus, there has been very fewer studies on it. Hence we don’t know what actually happens when it enters the human body. But apart from that, we are aware of symptoms of COVID-19. One more thing we know about the virus is its highly contagious nature. The virus can cause mild to severe illness; which in worst cases, can turn into death. IS CORONAVIRUS A PANDEMIC? Globally 2,46,295 confirmed cases have been reported of coronavirus. Out of which 81,139 are from China, 35,713 from Italy, 17,361 from Iran, 14,769 from Spain and rest of them are from other countries like the United States, France, United Kingdom and many others. Total reported deaths from coronavirus until today are 1,018. Considering that situation, WHO (World Health Organization) has announced Coronavirus to be a pandemic. WHEN AND WHERE DID THE CORONAVIRUS EMERGE? COVID-19 is a new strain that has emerged from Wuhan, the city of China, in December 2019. It has now spread to different countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Iran, Pakistan and many others. There is no cure discovered for this disease yet. The patients are treated symptomatically. The Chinese centre for disease control has revealed that 80% of the suffering people faced mild symptoms, 15% of them faced severe symptoms, while 5% of the patients were critically ill due to the coronavirus. WHAT ARE THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF CORONAVIRUS? The signs and symptoms of novel coronavirus resemble the symptoms of common cold, flu and pneumonia. It causes fever, cough, sore throat, fatigue and shortness of breath. People with weak immunity may also suffer from nausea and diarrhoea. The emergency symptoms of coronavirus are; severe difficulty in breathing, confusion, bluish lips or face and persistent pain in the chest. At this stage, you should rush to the hospital emergency. HOW DOES CORONAVIRUS SPREADS? The coronavirus spreads from person to person through airborne droplets. If an infected person, coughs and sneezes in a close environment in front of others, the other people will eventually catch the infection. The virus can also transmit through high touch surfaces. If an infected person is carrying viruses on his hand and touches the surface, he will transmit the virus on the surface. If a healthy person touches that surface again, he can catch the virus easily. HOW CAN I PROTECT MYSELF FROM CORONA VIRUS? You can protect yourself from coronavirus by wearing a mask if you are coughing or sneezing. Wash your hands frequently and sanitize them with an alcohol-based sanitizer. Do not touch your face, nose and eyes with unwashed hands. Keep disinfecting the high touch surfaces like switchboards, doorknobs, fridge doors and keys etc. Avoid going to overcrowd places and maintain a distance of 1 foot from the one who is coughing or sneezing. Cook the meat and eggs at high temperature. Wash the fruits and vegetable properly before use. Try to isolate yourself at home as much as you can. Avoid going out for unnecessary tasks and also avoid international travelling.. WHY IS WASHING HANDS NECESSARY? Washing hands frequently is necessary because there is a fair chance of carrying the virus in your hand which you have caught by touching any surface. The coronavirus resides on the surfaces for a long duration, if you will touch the surface where viruses are present you can easily get infected. WHEN WILL I HAVE THE SYMPTOMS AFTER EXPOSURE? The incubation period for coronavirus may vary between 2 to 14 days. Within this period, the person will not show any symptoms. You will have the symptoms after 14 days of exposure. There is a chance of transmitting the virus to others in this phase as well. WHO IS AT RISK? The older adults, immunocompromised people and the ones with comorbidities like heart diseases, kidney diseases, diabetes and lung diseases are at higher risk of getting worse symptoms of coronavirus. DOES EVERYONE WITH SYMPTOMS NEEDS TO GET TESTED? No! Not everyone having flu symptoms needs to get tested for COVID-19. If you are suffering from cough, fever and sore throat, try to isolate yourself at home. Avoid exposure to other people, so that you do not transmit your infection to others. You should only go for a test if you are having severe symptoms like shortness of breath, high-grade fever, and severe fatigue. Not everyone with flu-like symptoms can be tested for coronavirus because it is not possible to test such a large number of people. WHAT SHOULD I TAKE AS TREATMENT? You should only take paracetamol if you are facing any of the coronavirus symptoms. Do not take anti-inflammatory medicines like ibuprofen, naproxen, and cortisone. They have shown adverse effects on the people suffering from coronavirus. Further, if you are uncertain about your health, connect with a professional doctor through Instacare Corona Response Unit for Corona consultation. Through this service, you’ll be able to get an expert opinion, remotely, safely, instantly. WHAT IF I HAVE A TRAVEL HISTORY? If you have a travel history in the past 14 days, you should self isolate yourself. You can transmit the virus to others, even if you have no symptoms. After 14 days it can be confirmed either you are infected or not. HOW IS TEST DONE FOR CORONAVIRUS CONFIRMATION? The confirmation test for coronavirus
Telemedicine In Pakistan Can Help Increasing Access To Doctors With Safety While the sixth most populated country, Pakistan with its population of over 200 Million people is fighting against Coronavirus, InstaCare has introduced free-of-cost online coronavirus consultation by using telemedicine in Pakistan. The country is about to exceed 200 coronavirus infections in Pakistan with 2 recoveries and 1 death. According to research children and elders over 50 years are at high risk. We also found that the life of coronavirus is up to 72 hours alive on stainless steel and plastic. Here’s a high time to embrace the use of telemedicine to fight coronavirus, but how? Increasing Accessibility to Medical Services with Telemedicine in Pakistan The best thing about Telehealth technology is that it allows patient to enjoy the comfort of home while getting consulted from his/her doctor. While we all know that coronavirus can transmit into your body from a distance of few meters so it is definitely not a good idea to visit any clinic/hospital or medical center where there can be more coronavirus patients. Symptoms of coronavirus do not require any physical examination at the first stage so we can save the lives of patients and doctors by analyzing patients with telemedicine and only if the patient is having high chances of coronavirus then they can be referred to further for lab test and diagnostic services with home sampling. InstaCare has been organizing the telemedicine healthcare services from past many years and following are some of the glimpses of these activities: Above is the picture of Dr. Nabeel Asghar Chaudhary, Performing Tele Dermatology in Pakistan. InstaCare is not just providing telemedicine software but is also a source of medicine delivery at doorstep. In the above picture, you can see Dr. Esha from Faisalabad while consulting patients through telemedicine in Pakistan. Here in the above picture, Miss Iqra along Miss Iram is providing tele nutrition services to small kids and their parents in an activity organized by a local school. Helping Remote and Underserved areas with Telemedicine in Pakistan We all know that the rural population is much higher than the urban population in Pakistan yet healthcare services in the rural sector have always been a challenge for the government of Pakistan. Although the government has worked really hard to increase the accessibility of healthcare services in rural as well as urban areas and increased the number and improved the quality of healthcare given in DHQs, BHUs and THQs yet the accessibility is a question mark. With the involvement of Telemedicine in Pakistan, InstaCare can help the government to fight against the challenge of accessibility, efficiency, and reliability of Healthcare Services. InstaCare has already validated, tested and executed its telemedicine set up in villages in different remote areas of KPK and Punjab. The following are some pictures from these setups: In the picture above, patients in a remote village on the top of Mansehra, Mountains are receiving consultation services from a senior doctor in Lahore through Telemedicine shown below: Patient satisfaction with Telemedicine We can tell you, its the doctor who satisfy patients with his communication. Today due to immense pressure on doctors it is very difficult for the service provider to give focused attention to patients however telemedicine help doctor as well as patients to get a best quality experience and following are some of the reviews available on our youtube channel as well. You can find more patient reviews about our telemedicine on our youtube channel. InstaCare is removing the barriers between doctors as well as patients and can help significantly to government, patients, doctors and hospitals in fighting against the coronavirus in Pakistan.
The Covid-19 pandemic is spreading globally and numbers are increasing exponentially. So far, 182,605 cases have been reported. 7,171 people have died and 79,881 people have recovered. The spread of coronavirus is increasing with every passing day taking the tally to a total of 184 cases. People coming from Tahtan are considered to be the major source of the pandemic but can we fight coronavirus with telemedicine in Pakistan? Right now, The entire nation is in a state of panic and fear. People are worried about kids and their elders since these age groups are at the highest risk. The government of Pakistan is calling help from local telemedicine companies in Pakistan to join them in fighting against this deadly virus. Meanwhile, In this hour of need, InstaCare an award-winning telemedicine company striving to make healthcare accessible, reliable and efficient since 2016. Its telemedicine based solutions are already connecting doctors with patients not just locally but internationally too. For many doctors, the platform has remained a major source of getting patients from beyond the borders and different cities. In these crucial hours, InstaCare is standing firmly with the people of Pakistan and its government. The company has launched online Coronavirus Clinics aka “Coronavirus Response Units”. These clinics have enabled patients in Pakistan to access care without having to travel, thereby reducing the risks of exposure and spread. With these clinics a patient can talk to a doctor and doctor can analyze the symptoms and the case from anywhere. Coronavirus can harm you from a distance of a few meters, therefore, the safety of both patients, as well as, the doctor is critically important. Telemedicine seems a hope in this pandemic. If you are looking to avail of this service just visit our website or download InstaCare App from google play store.
While the entire country is in the Panic state due to an outbreak of coronavirus in Pakistan we want to enlighten you with more knowledge about this deadly virus. The most frequently asked question is that How Long Coronavirus can stay alive? So we figured out the answer in a report published by National Public Radio, Coronavirus can stay alive up to 72 hours on stainless steel and plastic and 24 hours on cardboards. However, these results were generated in Lab in an ideal condition but in real-world these stats can be different due to a number of factors. For example, in real-world coronavirus have to fight with sunlight that can kill it very fast while in Labs there was no sunlight. The most important thing to know about this virus is that it can float in the air for a few hours. Scientists all over the world are still researching to find out more stats about this virus. InstaCare is working 24X7 to keep the nation up to date on all the progress, precautionary measures being taken and what the general public needs to know about Coronavirus in Pakistan. All the major cities of Pakistan are infected due to it. Coronavirus in Lahore was reported yesterday whereas Coronavirus in Karachi is infecting more and more people every day. There was also a death reported due to coronavirus in Peshawar.
InstaCare has confirmed through its sources that a 31 years old patient has died in Hayatabad Medical Complex in Peshawar due to Coronavirus aka COVID-19. The patient was brought to HMC yesterday. According to HMC administration patient traveled from Qatar to Pakistan. Its the first death due to coronavirus in Pakistan and as of today more than 100 confirmed infections have been reported and 2 patients have recovered successfully. Meanwhile, InstaCare is striving hard to make it possible for patients to get a free consultation from Coronavirus Doctors in Pakistan through telemedicine aka Online Consultation Service. For live stats about Coronavirus in Pakistan please keep visiting our website or download our application. It’s high time to take care of yourself and your loved ones and take precautionary guidelines about the symptoms and treatment of coronavirus.
After the outbreak of the corona in Pakistan, the entire country is in a state of fear and panic and today the safest city so far has been confirmed with a patient of the coronavirus in Lahore. The patient was returning to hometown from England while traveling through Europe and upon reaching Alama Iqbal International Airport on Saturday night he was diagnosed with High Fever, cold and flu which are considered to be the most obvious symptoms of coronavirus. After direct sampling results, the patient was confirmed with coronavirus and is now kept in isolation in his own house while his family members are also been diagnosed. A total of 6 patients are still having symptoms and high chances of coronavirus in Lahore however they are not yet confirmed and waiting for the results. As of now, 53 coronavirus infections in Pakistan have been confirmed. For the live stats of coronavirus in Pakistan please keep visiting our website.
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