Soak Infection, Ashanty Alami Infection Of Bacteria To Trombolite Down

JAKARTA - Ashanty was hospitalized after removing the contraceptive device for seven years. His body felt weak to shortness of breath, causing him to be hospitalized after refusing.

"Finally it fell too. It's been the ninth day, right, if he's been treated since yesterday. It's not because of the spiral effect again, in my opinion. Maybe because of the accumulation of losses, it dropped, the stress of taking care of everything itself," said Ashanty through The Hermansyah channel on Thursday, February 9.

"After changing the spiral, I flu, cough, lost my sense of taste, all agencies continue to have headaches. But it's been twice that PCR is not COVID. Wanting to go to the hospital is also checked instead of COVID," he continued.

Ashanty is known to have lost her branded items at home. He had reported the theft to the police but the process of taking care of the case made his health condition drop.

"It turned out that I was so tired that the doctor said I had to be injected and filled with medicine so that it was fast. The spiral effect seems not, but this is an accumulation because my body dropped," he said again.

"If it's just weakness or cough flu, I can still be at home, but this is in the direction of a headache because I have problems with meningitis, then my headache runs out, I feel short to be crushed," he said.

When checked, Ashanty had a platelet that fell to bacterial infection. He had bleeding and made him lose blood.

"There was a bacterial infection and the platelets fell. The case of platelets fell again. The Hb also fell because it might be when you lost a lot of blood, so the Hb fell," explained Ashanty.

Ashanty was asked by the doctor to rest in the hospital because he was busy taking care of the theft of goods. Anang Hermansyah's wife also admitted that she refused to be hospitalized for a long time.

"I'm the most anti-inpatient at the hospital because I'm injected and I'm very agile, so I have to cut it because I'm stagnant," he said.