Should My Dad in ICU be in an Induced Coma and Have a Breathing Tube with a Respiratory Virus?

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Should My Dad in ICU be in an Induced Coma and Have a Breathing Tube with a Respiratory Virus?

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care.

So today’s tip is about a question that I had from Brodie who says, “I would like to know whether my dad who’s in ICU with the respiratory virus should be induced into a coma. My concerns are that he would lose his respiratory drive, who has limited lung function, which is obvious at the moment. So wouldn’t induced coma be of benefit for him?”

Well, that’s a great question Brodie, and let’s break this down.

So many people have respiratory viruses and they don’t end up in ICU. Let’s just take COVID. COVID is a respiratory virus and most people didn’t go into ICU. So the question here really is, can the respiratory virus be treated without an induced coma? Basically, what you’re not saying is, well, if he did go into an induced coma what else needs to happen?

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