South Sumatra Residents Don't Worry, The Health Office Guarantees The Stock Of Drug Disease Disorders Are Available

Head of Health Office of South Sumatra Province, Dr. Trisnawarman, during a conversation regarding the handling of acute kidney disorders at his office, Palembang, Monday (7/11/2022). (ANTARA/

The South Sumatra Provincial Health Office guarantees the stock of acute kidney disorders in safe conditions to meet the medical needs of each patient of the disease. "We, the South Sumatra Health Office guarantee that the stock of the medicine is available, safe, for every patient," said Head of the South Sumatra Health Office, Dr. Trisnawarman, when confirmed in Palembang, Antara, Monday, November 7. His party was instructed by the Ministry of Health to fulfill the needs of the drug and to immediately submit. "So whatever acute kidney failure patients are, they will definitely get this drug, the head of the department who submitted the request," he said. The Ministry of Health has previously distributed two vials of acute kidney disorders to South Sumatra. The drug of acute Femepizole 1.5 milliliter kidney failure was allocated to the Central General Hospital (RSUP) Mohammad Hoesin Palembang on October 30, 2022. The RSUP was chosen as the recipient of the drug allocation considering its capacity as a referral hospital for acute kidney disorders patients in the southern part of Sumatra. He explained that the allocation of the drug was based on a request from the South Sumatra Health Office to be given to two children with acute kidney disorders who were being treated at Mohammad Hoesin Hospital in Palembang before being declared dead in treatment. Therefore, currently the drug is still available at the hospital With the availability of drugs and the completeness of medical facilities, the NiCu PICU service at Mohammad Hoesin Hospital Palembang is expected to increase efforts to cure patients. Based on data from the South Sumatra Health Office, since October 2022, Mohammad Hoesin Hospital Palembang has treated eight acute kidney disorders patients in children under the age of six. Of the eight patients, two people were declared dead, five were declared cured, and one of them was undergoing intensive care and continued to show signs of recovery, said Trisna.