Speciality: Critical Care
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In today’s episode, we’ll explore why nutrition is vital for patients with prolonged stays in the Intensive Care Unit. Critical illness puts the body under immense stress, often leading to muscle loss, weakened immunity, and delayed recovery. Proper nutritional support helps maintain strength, improves wound healing, and reduces the risk of infections. It’s not just about calories—adequate proteins, vitamins, and minerals are crucial. Early and tailored nutrition, guided by a medical team, can make a significant difference in outcomes. For families and caregivers, understanding these needs is essential to support recovery. Good nutrition is a key partner in the journey from critical illness back to health.
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