A two-month-old baby who needed 11 days of oxygen therapy in the intensive care ward at the hospital in Pazardzhik, has recovered. The boy was admitted in serious condition, high fever, respiratory failure and in septic shock.
For 20 days, little Lubomir was isolated from his parents, who were being informed about his condition only by phone. His severe condition necessitated the infusion of plasma and bio-products combined with antibiotic therapy.
The child is now completely healthy and is with his parents.
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