Prem Chopra BIG Health Update: Veteran Actor Hospitalised To Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital After Viral Infection, Doctor Says Recovery in 3-4 Days

Veteran actor Prem Chopra has been hospitalised at Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital due to a viral infection. Doctors say he is recovering well and expected to be discharged in 3 4 days.

Veteran actor Prem Chopra, has been admitted to Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital. He is 90. Dr Nitin Gokhale, a cardiologist, confirmed the actor's hospitalisation. According to the doctor, the legendary actor was hospitalised due to a viral infection and age-related issues, but is currently doing well.

Doctor Jalil Parker said in a statement, "Prem Chopra ji was admitted to Lilavati Hospital two days ago under the supervision of his family doctor and a cardiologist, Dr Nitin Gokhale. He is a known case of cardiac ailment and he also had a viral infection, and that's why I'm treating him for the lungs. "

Prem Chopra Will Recover In 3-4 Days, Says Doctor

The doctor further added, "He is not in the ICU, he is in the normal ward and he is not critical. He has age-related issues, and that is why it takes time for an elderly gentleman to recover He will be recovered and discharged in another 3-4 days. His condition is stable." Further information on the renowned actor's health is awaited.

Prem Chopra Suffers from Viral Infection: What Is It?

Viral infections are caused by tiny germs that may find their way into your body and cause sickness. Such viruses can be transmitted easily in the air, through touch or close contact with an already infected person. Examples of common viral infections are flu, cold, dengue, viral fever, COVID-19 and stomach infections. Although the majority of infectious diseases are mild and disappear on their own, detecting the early symptoms helps in treating and preventing the disease.

Early Signs of Viral Infections

Fever

A change in body temperature is the most important symptom of a viral infection. It is the body's mechanism for fighting the virus.

Fatigue and Weakness

Feeling weak or a lack of energy despite rest is also a sign of a viral infection.

Sore Throat and Cough

Severe cold and cough is an early sign of a viral infection. The swallowing of food can be painful or scratchy.

Headache and Body Pain

Mild to moderate headache, muscle soreness, or even pain in the joints are likely to occur.

Runny or Stuffy Nose

When you observe nasal stuffiness, sneezing and a runny nose, this may be a result of a viral infection in the respiratory tract.

Consult your doctor immediately if you experience any of the above symptoms for a longer duration.