Covied-19 & Is Your To-Do:
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Dr. Sumaiya Ahmed is a teacher at Jagannath University. He had not been out of the house for three months, but he could not survive the corona virus.
There is a doctor in the family and he is now healthy after receiving treatment as per his advice.
However, it is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
"After being positive, I called from IEDCR. The doctor there told you to be careful later, but did not give any further details," Sumaiya Ahmed told BBC Bangla.
"But I have to be careful because I have diabetes. And having a doctor in the family gives me the opportunity for endless advice."
NM Firoz Kamal works in a private company.
After receiving two negative reports of treatment for corona virus infection, the doctor advised him to take more rest and take care of his lungs.
He told BBC Bangla: "Since I have been infected once, I have to be careful. I have to maintain safety and hygiene."
"As well as drinking ginger tea or eating more fluids and breathing exercises should continue
Mr Kamal said that since there was not much opportunity for antibody testing in Bangladesh, he was not sure if antibodies were made.
"We don't really know the answers to many of the questions about whether or not antibodies are made in the body at once. That's why we have to comply with all aspects of social security," he added.The health department says, Dr. More than 53,000 people like Sumaiya Ahmed and NM Firoz Kamal have recovered from Covied-19 disease in Bangladesh till June 26.
Some of them have been hospitalized from home and some of them have recovered.
On the other hand, more than 130,000 people have been infected with the coronavirus in Bangladesh so far and doctors hope that those who follow their advice will recover quickly.
But will you forget the doctor as soon as you recover?
Chairperson of the Public Health Foundation. Sharmin Yasmeen says - No, not at all. Although Covid-19 is cured, the doctor should not be forgotten.
"Treatment of the coronavirus is primarily an attempt to get the patient back on track with emergency medication, so that the patient's condition does not worsen, so that the patient can recover," he told the BBC.
The doctor added, "However, whether the virus has attacked or caused any harm, or if further treatment is needed in any other case, it is important to follow up to stay healthy in later life."
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Sharmin Yasmeen also gave some special advice to people who had recovered, such as a doctor in Chittagong who once recovered and died of an infection.
He said the virus infection often causes blood clots in the arteries, which may require further treatment.
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