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A Delhi government panel has recommended that parents of Covid-19 positive children, undergoing treatment in hospitals, could be allowed to enter the coronavirus ward..

Coronavirus News: Parents of admitted Covid-19 positive kids may be allowed inside wards 

A Delhi government panel has recommended that parents of Covid-19 positive children, undergoing treatment in hospitals, could be allowed to enter the coronavirus ward

Parents of admitted Covid +ve kids may be allowed inside wards  

A Delhi government panel has recommended that parents of Covid-19 positive children, undergoing treatment in hospitals, could be allowed to enter the coronavirus ward, Live Hindustan has reported.&nbsp;
The committee has, however, said that parents would be allowed to enter the ward only in full PPE kits.
The recommendation has come in the wake of fears over a likely third wave of Covid-19 that may impact children.&nbsp;
The panel has said that parents may be allowed to meet kids if it becomes difficult to handle them in the hospitals, the report said.&nbsp;
The panel has also suggested that health workers need to be trained to look after children admitted to intensive care units.

A Delhi government panel has recommended that parents of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> positive children, undergoing treatment in hospitals, could be allowed to enter the coronavirus ward, Live Hindustan has reported.&nbsp;
The committee has, however, said that parents would be allowed to enter the ward only in full PPE kits.
The recommendation has come in the wake of fears over a likely third wave of Covid-19 that may impact children.&nbsp;
The panel has said that parents may be allowed to meet kids if it becomes difficult to handle them in the hospitals, the report said.&nbsp;
The panel has also suggested that health workers need to be trained to look after children admitted to intensive care units.
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More than 100 cases of multi-organ inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) have been reported in northern India in the last five days as post-Covid reaction, Indian Academy of Pediatric Intensive Care has said.According to the academy, the sudden spurt in MIS-C cases has been observed typically in post-Covid patients mostly between 4 to 18 years. However, there are rare cases of MIS-C affecting babies six months old.MIS-C can affect all organs including the lungs, kidney and brain, Dr Dhiren Gupta, Covid Specialist and Paediatric Pulmonologist and Intensivist and a Senior consultant at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital told ANI. "However, if one recognises the symptoms at an early stage the patients can be treated well in time. Last year we had 120 patients of which all recovered except one," he added.

Over 100 cases of multi organ inflammation in kids post Covid: Pediatric body

More than 100 cases of multi-organ inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) have been reported in northern India in the last five days as post-Covid reaction

Over 100 cases of multi organ inflammation in kids post Covid

More than 100 cases of multi-organ inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) have been reported in northern India in the last five days as post-Covid reaction, Indian Academy of Pediatric Intensive Care has said. According to the academy, the sudden spurt in MIS-C cases has been observed typically in post-Covid patients mostly between 4 to 18 years. However, there are rare cases of MIS-C affecting babies six months old. MIS-C can affect all organs including the lungs, kidney and brain, Dr Dhiren Gupta, Covid Specialist and Paediatric Pulmonologist and Intensivist and a Senior consultant at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital told ANI. "However, if one recognises the symptoms at an early stage the patients can be treated well in time. Last year we had 120 patients of which all recovered except one," he added.

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