After six days of hospitalization, Roxy Vázquez was discharged: “It was the worst thing that had happened to me”

After six days of hospitalization for severe dengue fever, Journalist Roxy Vázquez has been discharged and is now at home. consulted by Clarionhe told how he is experiencing his arduous recovery.

“I still have low defenses, so I have to rest at home”, he began to explain. Then, she explained what measures she is using to improve: “I have to take blood every day check blood cells and plateletsHe added.

As for food care, Roxy said she follows a strict protein and vegetable diet and that all food must be cooked. “I feel very weak. I’m a mine always connected to the 220 and now I’m super slowed down“, he complained with anguish, for having had to suspend his personal and work activities due to this illness.

“My cell phone exploded. Incredible. In this sense I feel loved“added the journalist, referring to the unconditional support of her loved ones during her stay at the Sanatorio la Trinidad Palermo.

Roxy Vázquez talked about her recovery process on air

Roxy too He told how he experienced the tough recovery process on the air, via telephone, in Soon (TN), a news program of which she is co-host together with Sergio Lapegüe.

The driver began by describing the first symptoms his partner felt when he was still working.

He explained it Roxy started having headaches but despite this, he decided to continue going to the channel.

“I felt a sharp pain behind my eyes, as if a dagger had been stuck in me.. Unlike Covid, my body also hurt a lot. It wasn’t just fever, it was pain, muscle pain, bone pain,” the reporter said.

Subsequently, he described what his first steps were at the end of his working day: “I arrived home, went to bed and how I fainted. Two hours later, when I woke up, I woke up worse, in more pain. My arms hurt, my legs hurt, my head hurts, everything hurts.

On the other hand, Roxy said that she had lost her appetite and that, when she tried to eat something, the feeling was even worse: “I couldn’t eat.” “Soon he was on the floor. Shake. Decomposed, I vomited everything“, She said.

“Julián came and took me to the doctor. There were many people waiting at the guard post and I could no longer sit still. I threw myself on the chairs because my body was shaking like a leaf. It was 40 degrees and his blood pressure was 4.5“continued the TN journalist.

Once the doctor on duty has treated her, Roxy fainted and when she woke up she was lying in the sanatorium bed.. “I didn’t understand anything, I thought about the boys. She hit my liver, I didn’t feel like eating, I had a milky taste in my mouth, the food had no taste. They gave me the serum. “It was the worst thing that happened to me,” she explained.

And he continued: “I had a fever for four or five days. She paced up and down. It is treated with paracetamol and nothing else. Keep calm. I asked for diclofenac for muscle pain and they said “no”, everything is contraindicated. “Just wait for the body to release the virus.”

Regarding his current condition, already discharged and at home, the driver added: “I continue to take blood every day because my platelets and white blood cells have decreased a lot. I can walk but I am very weak, very weak. They told me to try not to see people so as not to catch another disease. “It’s a mosquito, it’s a second.”

Additionally, Lapegüe asked him how his sons Rocco, 13, and Pedro, 2, coped with his illness: “One day they brought Pedrito to me for a while. I wanted to tear out the cables, He took my hand and said ‘come on, mom, come on’. Now I can’t hold him, I can’t use force. And Rocco said to me ‘what are you doing here, mom? Stop bullshitting. They’re used to seeing me with batteries so it’s very strange. But they did it, the parents behaved very well,” she added.

Finally, Roxy told what precautions she is taking for her recovery: “I have to follow a special diet, everything cooked. I can’t eat dairy products. I will be tired and weak for a few months. I have to take care of myself, be calm. I’m not the same“I can’t do 72 things at once like I used to,” he concluded.