One of the patients of the hospital who was able to leave the Kherson region, says that the consequences of the war were primarily felt as a shortage of bread and other products. And, of course, medicines, because with medicines in the occupied territories, there are huge problems in general, because the local authorities are not concerned with issues. Doctors often go to safer territories or generally abroad, so it is not necessary to count on qualified assistance to civilians.
Video Day Doctors provide field consultations in the released settlements of Kyiv region from the first day of de -occupation. About how it happens, says Cardiologist Motyzhyn Hospital Alexander Teleguzov. Every second patient prescribes himself sedatives that are released in a normal life. People try to overcome psychological fatigue. These drugs are effective, but can be addictive.
We provide such patients with advice and try to keep in touch with them through messengers: what drug and in which dosages to take in certain cases. According to Alexandra, the biggest problems of patients in the de -occupied territories are psychological. It is a fatigue, a sharp feeling of horror that happened and occurs in the country - or vice versa refusing to perceive it.
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