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00:00Hello, I am the doctor.
00:07I am the doctor.
00:12This is the day of pneumonia.
00:15What is pneumonia?
00:18How do you learn the pneumonia?
00:20How do you learn the pneumonia?
00:23How do you learn the pneumonia?
00:25This is the research.
00:27By taking a picture, all the pulmonologist were going to be a pulmonologist.
00:35Hello, I am the doctor.
00:37Hi, I am the doctor.
00:39I will learn that with pneumonia.
00:41I have heard that in many words when I am first met.
00:44In my opinion, I am about to be asked about pneumonia.
00:47In this lecture, we need to have a global awareness of pneumonia.
00:52We need to protect our vulnerable population.
00:59We need to have various strategies.
01:02That is the goal of World Pneumonia.
01:05How do you think about pneumonia?
01:10Pneumonia is an infection in lungs.
01:15It can be due to bacteria, COVID-19, rarely fungal infection.
01:23In this case, we have an alveoli or air sacs in our lungs.
01:28We need to protect our lungs.
01:32We need to protect our lungs.
01:36We need to protect our patients.
01:42Normally, pneumonia is a functioning effect.
01:47When patients are pregnant,
01:50normally, they have a fever, fever,
01:56I have a question for you.
02:01If you have a question for a person, you can't answer that.
02:07You can't answer that.
02:08So, that's a good question.
02:10What is the best thing for you?
02:13Recurrent.
02:14I don't know if you have a lot of patients in the U.P.
02:17I don't know if you have any patients.
02:20I don't know if you have any patients.
02:23So, the recurrent and adicudioid has multiple causes.
02:27In India, very commonly, is tuberculosis or chair.
02:34Also, asthma, COPD, airway problems, interstitial lung disease.
02:40That is the lung and the structure difference.
02:42That is why we continue to deal with it.
02:45We also have cancer.
02:48So, in these conditions, we will be able to deal with it.
02:55Especially, if there is more than two weeks of a patient,
03:01they should visit the pathologist.
03:05They should follow the pathologist.
03:08The doctor told us that we are able to deal with it.
03:11We are able to deal with it.
03:15So, we can deal with it.
03:17In a week, many patients come over-the-counter syrups.
03:23They are able to deal with over-the-counter syrups.
03:28They are able to deal with tablets.
03:30But, as I said, in these conditions,
03:35in these conditions, they are able to deal with it.
03:40But, in these conditions, they are able to deal with it in two or three days.
03:44But, in these conditions, they are able to deal with it in two weeks.
03:49So, when we are able to deal with it, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
03:55That is why we are able to deal with it.
03:57So, if we are able to deal with it, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:05So, if we are able to deal with it, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:14So, if we are able to deal with it, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:18So, more than two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:25So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:33So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:39So, usually, that is why we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:43So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:44So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:45So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:46So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:47So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:48So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:49So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:50So, if we are able to deal with it in two weeks, we are able to deal with it in two weeks.
04:51they are weak, they are weak, so they are weak.
04:57All this is immunocompromised.
05:00That's why the population has a small population.
05:05Like cancer treatment patients, HIV patients, transplant patients, malnourished.
05:17What are the reasons for the pneumonia?
05:22What are the reasons for the pneumonia?
05:24Do you have any concerns about the pneumonia?
05:29What are the reasons for the pneumonia?
05:31The pneumonia is a problem.
05:32We have a problem for the viral infections.
05:38But more than that,
05:41our personal hygiene is one of the main factors.
05:45That's why we do regular right hand washing.
05:48We use a handkerchief,
05:51use a elbow use, sneeze, coffee.
05:56When we follow the restrictive rules,
06:00like when we go to the hospital,
06:02we have a mask.
06:04That's why we follow.
06:06Those things when we have pneumonia,
06:08we have a great extent to help.
06:11That's why we follow nutrition.
06:14Good diet.
06:17Regular exercise.
06:19That's why we avoid smoking, alcohol,
06:23and we have a lot of habits.
06:25Stop care maximum.
06:26Do you have pneumonia in this case?
06:29Do you have any symptoms of pneumonia?
06:30Do you have any symptoms of pneumonia?
06:32Do you have any symptoms of pneumonia?
06:33Especially in 2-3 times,
06:36So, for some of the symptoms of pneumonia, it can go to a dangerous level.
06:45So, for some of the symptoms of pneumonia, it can be identified at the correct time,
06:53or the diagnosis at the correct time.
06:57It can become a life-threatening.
07:00For some of the symptoms of pneumonia, it can become a pain, persistent pain.
07:08When a child is active, it can become a fatigue.
07:13Even if it can become a pain, it can become a pain.
07:17So, these symptoms of appetite loss, it can become an appetite.
07:24So, these symptoms of pneumonia, definitely, are a doctor.
07:29Yes.
07:30Yes.
07:31If you have a pneumonia in the front of the doctor,
07:33what do you think about the procedures and procedures?
07:37When I was diagnosed with pneumonia, the treatment is not possible.
07:42So, that is basically our cause and research.
07:45Now, what I'm saying is that it can be a disease.
07:48It can be due to bacteria, virus, fungus.
07:52So, that is the treatment.
07:55When I was diagnosed with pneumonia in the community,
07:58it will start antibiotics and antivirals.
08:02In rare cases, it will start fungal infection and antifungals.
08:06When patients are present, when they are diagnosed with pneumonia,
08:10they will have a lot of oxygen levels,
08:15and they will have a lot of oxygen levels,
08:17especially when they are young and young people,
08:19they will have a lot of blood pressure.
08:21They will have a lot of blood pressure.
08:25and they will have a lot of blood pressure.
08:26In these conditions, we will definitely hospitalise,
08:29admit to them and treat them.
08:32Do you have any follow-up to the doctor?
08:37Usually, they will admit antibiotics and antivirals start.
08:45In four to five days, definitely, we will hospitalise the patient.
08:49We will have imaging or extra.
08:55Then, we will have improvement.
08:58The patient clinically will have improvement.
09:01Now, if there is a lot of fever,
09:03or a lot of coronavirus,
09:05then, we will improve the oxygenation.
09:09Then, we will have discharge the patient.
09:11When we have discharge the patient,
09:13some patients, they will have antibiotics in the wheat.
09:17Then, we will see them in one week.
09:21We will see them.
09:23How do you treat the pneumonia?
09:27How do you treat the pneumonia?
09:29Like I said,
09:30it is a good nutritious food.
09:32So, we advise a high-protein diet.
09:35Then, we should advise the fruits and vegetables.
09:39We should treat the fruits and vegetables.
09:42We should treat the oily, spicy food.
09:47It is the maximum.
09:49The outside food is fried.
09:51So, we will avoid the food.
09:55The other food is the same.
09:57You say,
09:58there are three cases of the kids.
10:01We will go to school.
10:03We will not be able to do what we do.
10:06We will take care of the kids.
10:08We will take care of the kids.
10:10We will take care of the kids.
10:12So, what is that time?
10:14What are the messages of the teachers and teachers?
10:17See, what I would say is,
10:21the regular curriculum,
10:23the proper hygiene measures,
10:26the proper hygiene measures,
10:27the regular learning.
10:29It should be part and parcel of their curriculum.
10:32That's one thing.
10:34Then, they can communicate with their parents.
10:38Even older people,
10:42older people also,
10:44regular vaccination is a must.
10:46That's one thing.
10:48That's one thing.
10:49For older people,
10:50they have vaccinations.
10:52They have no.
10:53Definitely.
10:54They have vaccine schedules.
10:57That's one thing.
10:58They can follow the proper hygiene.
10:59Where the teacher and the parents
11:01can communicate to each other
11:02and have a close look.
11:07And, adults.
11:08Same thing.
11:09That's the same thing.
11:10If they have a vaccine to the other people,
11:12they have any places.
11:13They have any best.
11:14So, when they are in the flu,
11:16we have a vaccine.
11:18We are regularly vaccinated.
11:20We are regularly.
11:21That's the flu vaccine
11:22is regularly.
11:23All of the other days
11:24have received.
11:25That's what we do.
11:26The thing about is,
11:27we have the pneumococcal vaccination.
11:29That's what we have.
11:31It's now is one vaccine.
11:34That's what the vaccine is.
11:36Basically,
11:37with the chemical pneumonia against diet all the vaccination.
11:40So, if there is a 100% infection,
11:43but there is a chance for a life-threatening situation,
11:48and a worsening situation.
11:53In this case, there are some cases
11:57that have been reported on walking pneumonia.
12:00What is the normal pneumonia?
12:03The walking pneumonia is mainly milder form.
12:06What is the normal pneumonia?
12:08For patients to rest,
12:10walking pneumonia is milder form.
12:13They have a cough,
12:15a fever,
12:16a rhinitis,
12:17a mucalyptus,
12:18a blood pressure.
12:20In those conditions,
12:23they have adequate hydration fluids,
12:27antibiotics.
12:29So, care is definitely important.
12:31The question is,
12:33if the daily activities are interrupted,
12:37the daily activities are interrupted.
12:39But definitely care.
12:41If you ignore it,
12:42you can progress to reverse,
12:45a motion study.
12:47the COVID-19,
12:48the next time,
12:49if you have found out.
12:50Now, you can see that every COVID-19
12:51person is very milder.
12:52They are very milder.
12:53They are very milder,
12:54and you have to be milder.
12:55I don't know.
12:56You have to find out
12:57that there is no pneumonia.
12:58How many of you have to be infected with the pneumonia?
12:59Yes,
13:01they are.
13:02Post-Pneumonia, Post-Covid, Airway disease is coming.
13:07COVID is a pneumonia.
13:09So, COVID pneumonia, Bactyl pneumonia, basically we have airway inflamed,
13:16airway and damage from the lungs in the eye to the defense mechanism.
13:23So, when we get a little bit of airway, we have constant cough,
13:29a reactive and sensitive airway, that means we have a lot of patients.
13:34The patients have a lot of it, we have a lot of it.
13:42We had a lot of them, cold and pneumonia,
13:45and if you would like to see it, you would like to see it.
13:50In the case of a patient, there is no infection.
13:55There is a bacterial infection.
13:57There is a color change.
14:01If we have a pneumonia,
14:04we can get infected with the lung.
14:10We have asthma.
14:13We have asthma.
14:15So, asthma, asthmatic patients in their lungs are already, their lung structure is damaged, airway is damaged.
14:26They have a defense mechanism, immune mechanisms are different.
14:33Then they are little bit more prone towards infection.
14:39So, the main thing is, when they have pneumonia, first thing is to skip regular medications.
14:51That will be continued as per the physician director.
14:57Asthmatic patients, they have more and more vaccination, hygiene measures, they have proper follow-up.
15:08What is the main problem of smoking?
15:13Smoking is the main problem of smoking.
15:18Smoking is the main problem of smoking.
15:23It is the main problem of smoking.
15:25It is the same thing that our lungs are damaged, immune mechanisms, defense mechanisms are damaged.
15:32Lungs is the main problem of smoking.
15:34It is the main problem of smoking.
15:36It is the main problem of smoking.
15:38It is the main problem of smoking.
15:39So, naturally, the patients, smokers, alcohol consume.
15:45Alcohol consume is because of malnourished patients, alcohol consumption, all of the patients.
15:50Vitamin deficiencies are the same malnourished state.
15:53So, the patients have a pneumonia.
15:57So, we are getting the same chances.
15:58So, the patients are on the same Health Department.
16:00All of them, the patients are getting the same, as a patient.
16:03So, this is the same conditions.
16:04It is the same conditions as the patient's depression or the patient's depression.
16:07It is the main problem of smoking and alcohol.
16:09Do you have a good diet or a regular exercise?
16:13Mainly diet, good diet, regular exercise.
16:17We avoid e-smoking and alcoholism.
16:21Vaccination is the main factor.
16:25Cotanide.
16:27Now, what is your message?
16:33My message to all would be
16:37to prevent the basic things.
16:43What I would say is
16:45our personal hygiene,
16:49regular exercise, diet.
16:51We should do that.
16:53We should do regular diet.
16:55We should do regular vaccination.
17:01We should do any symptoms.
17:05We should go to the hospital.
17:09We should go to the hospital.
17:13We should follow.
17:21Thank you, Doctor.
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