The first coronavirus patient in Pakistan has been transferred home after recovering from PCI immunization therapy.
Dr. Tahir Shamsi, a hematologist and head of the National Institute of Blood Diseases (NIBD), said a Corona patient was given a plasma on April 30 and fully recovered on May 8.
According to Dr. Tahir Shamsi, the patient's repeated coronary test was negative and he has now been transferred home.
He added that more than 12 patients are currently receiving PCI immunization therapy.
It should be noted that the number of people infected with Corona across the country has exceeded 30,000 while 659 people have died.
It may be recalled that on the suggestion of Dr. Tahir Shamsi, the Sindh Health Department had last month approved PCO immunization for the treatment of coronavirus, while the federal and other provincial governments have also given their approval.
Hematologist Dr. Tahir Shamsi said that at present there is no vaccine to deal with the coronavirus, so the method of pacific immunization should be used.
He said that the method of PCE immunization has been in use for 100 years and when there was no vaccination, PCE immunization was done.
In this procedure, antibodies are taken from the blood of a person who has recovered from a virus and injected into the infected person, and these experienced antibodies help him in the fight against the virus.
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