Dr. Carballo warns that ‘crowding in emergency rooms can also kill people’

During high virus season, it usually happens Hospital emergency rooms are overcrowded or collapsing From all over Spain. To this end, Dr. César Carballo warns in Más Vale Sábado: Overcrowding in emergency rooms ‘can kill’.

Physicians and emergency physicians say Masks and flu shots

They’re important because they avoid “the emergency room crowding we see every year.” “Crowding in emergency rooms can also lead to deaths,” he warned. Likewise, Carballo reiterated that “we should all get the flu shot” because of its positive effects. It is also recommended that if you have cold or respiratory virus symptoms, you should wear a mask.

On the other hand, he has given instructions on when to move from a simple common cold to a common cold. Bronchiolitis or pneumonia

. “We see this a lot in the COVID-19 pandemic: at this moment You begin to notice symptoms of shortness of breath and imminent drowning”, has been explained.

In fact, hypopnea is considered “severe symptoms A doctor should be consulted, especially patients with pathological changes, cardiopulmonary disease, or the elderly. “In the latter case, patients should always consult their doctor if they develop” fever or respiratory symptoms. “Sometimes some residents just take care of it. They referred us to the most serious problems,” he said.