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    Centre revises Covid discharge policy with severity categorised into mild, moderate cases

    After a review meeting by Prime Minister over the Covid situation, the Centre government has revised the discharge policy with severity categorised into mild and moderate cases, said Lav Agarwal, Joint Secretary, Health Ministry.

    Centre revises Covid discharge policy with severity categorised into mild, moderate cases
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    Chennai

    Mild cases

    1) Discharge after at least 7 days from testing positive and no fever for 3 successive days.

    2) No need for testing prior to discharge.

    Moderate case

    1)If there is resolution of symptoms, patient maintains 02 saturation > 93% for 3 successive days without oxygen support) and stable comorbidities, if any, such patient will be discharged as per the advice of the treating medical officer.

    2) No need testing prior to discharge

    3) Patients on oxygen whose symptoms do not resolve and demand for oxygen continues, to be discharged only after 

    * Resolution of Symptoms

    * O2 saturation above the prescribed  limit for 3 successive days (without oxygen support)

    * Stable comorbidities

    Severe cases

    1) As per the discretion of the treating medical officer, based on clinical recovery

    Patients post-discharge are advised to self monitor their health for further 7 days and shall continue wearing

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