Originally posted by: Afsana103
Though I love both adiza equally I was slightly disappointed when I saw yesterdays episode that cvs easily made Neil beaten up by goons without even showing him fighting back them once but glad that CVS didn't do that and gave equal space to both of them honestly Aditi and Zain truly did amazing job in their respective scenes
You mean yesterday's precap? but things played differenly in the real episode, he fought despite feeling dizzy and having already received a blow on his head, yet he gained consciousness fought them and only when he was talking over the phone to Vidyut, Ballu hit him behind his back which is a coward's style of hitting and backstabbing but what can anyone expect from these lowlives!
I wonder why he felt so dizzy, I was waiting to understand, I mean was there anything (some drugging substance) in the things he was touching that made him feel this way, coz I doubt it was because of the smoke, yes he underwent a liver transplant less than a year ago actually, he must be taking his anti-rejection medecines, I wonder if they can in any way be related to this, I know he can face infections and other stuff but is dizziness possible as well?!
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The most common side effects of a liver transplant aren't from the surgery, but from the anti-rejection medication patients must take for the rest of their lives, such as cyclosporine, tacrolimus, sirolimus, prednisone, azathioprine and mycophenolate mofetil.
The immune system will sense that a transplanted organ is a foreign object and will attack it. Anti-rejection medication tricks the immune system into accepting the transplanted organ but, in doing so, lowers the body's resistance to infection and certain types of cancer. The lifelong regimen of medication will be constantly monitored and adjusted to maintain a balance between preventing rejection and avoiding infection.
Infection risk is higher in the weeks and months after a transplant because the patient is given very high dose of the anti-rejection drugs. During this period, the patient will be more vulnerable to thrush (oral yeast infection), herpes and viruses of the respiratory system.
" https://www.floridahospital.com/liver-transplant/side-effects-liver-transplant
I always wanted them to focus on that, because liver transplant doesn't end with the operation, in during the year following the transplant patients should be very careful and even after that. Doctors of our forum are invited to give us their expert opinion
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