Early treatment can prevent hospitalisation, says Italian study
The Hindu
Work done by Indian nephrologist cited
Early treatment of COVID-19 can help to prevent hospitalisation and complications, shows a study done in Italy.
The study, which covered the period between November 2020 and August 2021, was done by Professor Serafino Fazio and his team and published in Medical Science Monitor. It was made available online on December 8.
It recommends early treatment instead of a “wait and watch” approach towards mild or moderate infections. Many countries continue advising home isolation and paracetamol for symptomatic relief during the onset of the disease.
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