After a patient’s hands and feet were amputated as a result of Covid, a doctor issued a warning about the virus’s risks.
Autumn Nugent, a mother of three, had her hands and feet “taken by Covid,” according to Dr. Wesley Ely of Nashville, Tennessee.
Autumn Nugent was equipped with a prosthetic limb, while her hands and upper legs were wrapped in bandages, according to a video released on Twitter.
He described how the mother-of-three fell ill with coronavirus and how it caused her blood to clot, resulting in limb loss.
“Her physical resilience and mental fortitude are my inspiration,” he said.
“She sent me this video of her walking with new legs and said to tell you that blood clots of Covid can be prevented with a vaccine.
“Covid-19 is a disease of blood vessels that can affect your lungs, heart, brain, or any organ.
“Blood clotting sucks life from vital organs.
“This patient asked to have her story shared so that others may learn and seek vaccination.”
According to the doctor, complications from the virus can cause blood clots, which is thought to result in wounds that resemble burns.
It is not clear where she had contracted the virus from, but it was “attacking her lungs” and had “invaded” a surgical wound in her arm.
Dr Ely added: “Her life is forever changed This is the reality of what can happen to a very young and totally healthy person.
“Life goes on no matter how hard the curveballs are that we are thrown. There is hope for tomorrow.
“Her love of her kids and sisters is driving her onwards.”
In a message to anti-vaxxers, the doctor said: “Covid patients want to get vaccinated and many have asked you to reconsider.
“Do your part and share her story and its message of hope.
“Make her courage to share worth it!”
