TIGER YE, WUHAN YOUTH CURED FROM COVID 19

Tiger Ye was a 21 years old student in Wuhan, the central Chinese city where those virus had found for the first time, but still little understood how was the virus first emerged. Tiger, who didn't want to be identified for fear of being ostracized, first suspected he’d caught the illness that was spread around the world on January 21st, when he felt too weak to finish dinner. He checked his temperature, and it was up.

On January 21, Tiger felt pain all over his body.  He then called his father and immediately picked him up.  At his home, Tiger had a low-grade fever and his mother said that if the fever did not go down then Tiger would be taken to the hospital. At the hospital Tiger was tested for blood, liver function, and also a CT scan.  The CT scan showed spots on the lower part of Tiger's lungs.  He was then given a prescription drug and traditional Chinese medicine in the form of capsules by a doctor.  About 3 days later, Tiger checked him into the hospital again because he started coughing.  He experienced a dry cough with slightly yellow phlegm.  The results of the examination showed that Tiger's condition worsened because the infection spread throughout the lungs.  Tiger then infused and given oral medication.  The doctor also said that Tiger was suspected of being infected with the virus, but only a committee of experts would determine whether tests could be carried out immediately.  On January 26, Tiger had a high fever of up to 39° Celsius.  Tiger coughed heavily until his stomach and back hurt.  He claimed that that day was the worst day of his life.  At the time of his deterioration looking for ways to restore his enthusiasm that was by watching his favorite anime because that way can made him excited

 On January 29, the Tiger family began to have a fever from their sister to grandmother.  Meanwhile, when Tiger was infected with COVID-19 he was given anti-HIV drugs for five days, because the condition of Tiger began to improve he was allowed to go home because of limited space but had to isolate himself.  On February 4, a CT scan was performed on Tiger and his condition was getting better and three days later he was declared negative for the virus, but the doctor said to retest on February 7th and the results were negative and Tiger was also recovered from the virus.