In Sweden, doctors face unexplained symptoms COVID-19

Despite life-threatening patients with COVID-19 low oxygen saturation, they can be inexplicably cheerful and behave as usual. Similar unexplained symptoms for Swedish doctors are observed even when patients are prepared to connect to an artificial lung ventilation apparatus. This was reported on May 5 by the Swedish edition SVT Nyheter. Medics call such cases quiet hypoxia. Such a phenomenon can lead both relatives of patients and providers of medical care to underestimate the seriousness of the situation. The true cheer and increased activity of the patient, despite the lack of oxygen in the blood, are misled. The other day, we connected the patient to an artificial lung ventilation apparatus. While we were preparing everything, he was just the case that he was sitting and texting. We are not used to this at all, the doctor Gustav Edgren of the intensive care department said worryingly.