After several days of recovering from the Novel Coronavirus, Zoa Morani daughter of renowned producer Karim Morani is ready for her second round of plasma therapy. Zoa has donated her blood plasma for the second time to help people recover from the virus. She shared a picture of herself from the hospital and wrote, “Plasma donation round 2…Last time it helped get a patient out of ICU, Note from my Doctor “hoping all recovered covid patients come out and donate their blood, u may be able to help someone.”
Earlier the actress shared photos of her first plasma donation procedure and wrote, “Today at Nair Hospital I donated blood for the ongoing Plasma therapy trials (COVID recovered blood can help other serious COVID positive patients recover) Dr Shastri, Dr Ramesh & team took all precautions & made feel very safe. Hope it works #IndiaFightsCorona #plasmatherapy.” Zoa Morani and her family has been very grateful to the healthcare officials for helping them recover from the coronavirus and thanked them by sharing heartfelt gratitude through the Instagram post.
After recovering from the coronavirus and reaching home, Zoa posted a family picture from the vacation and wrote, “#positiverecovery… Anddddd my father got home last night, treatment over and now our entire household is Covid-19 negative !… All of us home now, healthy and in good spirits!!!… A whirlwind of experience but so happy to be on the other side of it. Each one of us had a different experience with it in terms of symptoms, so for any advice, the best thing is to get in touch with a Doctor or hospital… My Father – no symptoms (9 days in hospital), Sister – headache and fever (6 days in hospital), Me – fever, fatigue, cough, chest congestion, shortness of breath and headache (7 days in hospital).” And she further continued with her gratitude. She also revealed that after donating the plasma, the hospital even gave her a certificate and Rs. 500 for her great contribution.
Zoa Morani, along with her father and sister Shaza Morani had tested positive for coronavirus in April. All three were discharged from the hospital after testing negative and were home quarantined for 14 days.
