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, faithful always, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, glory to the nation, death to the thresholds, ukraine, over everything, ukraine, above all, how to behave in a war zone? first of all, be collected, do not panic and do not react to possible provocations. always carry your id and records of your blood type and possible health problems. do not wear clothing that may resemble a military uniform and do not show military service. nothing like a weapon. try to be outside your home and work as little as possible and avoid crowded places. do not stand near military equipment or pick up abandoned weapons or ammunition. avoid conflicts and don't tell strangers about your plans. remember where the nearest storage facilities and shelters are located. if you hear gunshots or explosions,

take cover immediately. shiverons bringing victory closer, be who you want to be, you can be who you want to be, you can be who you want to be, you can to be... to be whoever you want, you can become whoever you want, they invaded our lands, and left behind a complete darkness, you drive and enter, as if in some country of the apocalypse, and what they did not burn with fire,

densely covered with explosives, houses destroyed. doghouses, hundreds of thousands of hectares of fields are sown not with grain, but with mines, a small movement is wrong, something and you can blow it up, so how to save lives and return territories to people? how much time, effort, money and people, 150-200 sopers are needed to clean ukraine, see on sunday, at 10 p.m. 15th century the documentary project of iryna kondrachuk

is mined. today, there is probably not a single person in ukraine who does not need medical assistance, because stress and panic, which covers all ukrainians every day, aggravate our diseases, especially chronic ones, if people who live in more or less calm regions have almost unlimited access to doctors, residents of front-line areas are very limited in this, the guest of our program is a doctor who, on a volunteer basis, travels to de-occupied cities and villages to those people who live almost in the line of fire. oksana vykovska, today the heroine of the face program. oksana vygovska, infectious disease doctor, doctor of medical sciences, professor. at the beginning of the great war, she realized that her knowledge and skills were extremely needed where medicine had disappeared due to military operations. so the doctor joined frida's international charity mission. this is an israeli-ukrainian medical

volunteer project that has united hundreds of different doctors, oksana vygovska, together with her colleagues, travels around the frontline and de-occupied areas to provide such help is needed for people who continue to live under shelling. so, you are one of the doctors of the frida mission, it is a ukrainian-israeli mission that helps people in the de-occupied and front-line territories, i want to talk about your last business trip, it was liman, right, what is there now, it was liman, it was, before that was konstantinnivka, it was still the village of novoselivka, but there were different tasks, there was an inspection of the free population, well , an inspection of our military as well, ugh, and that is, the military are coming to you, they are coming to us military and in liman, it was our first such mission, when

we purposefully went to inspect the military, yes, part of our team, so what do the military come with, it’s diseases of the trenches, apparently, yes, first of all, it’s a variety of pathologies, in first of all , the aggravation of all that chronic pathology. well, what have they experienced up to now, very frequent, often, yes, absolutely, it still hurts there, or the shoulder hurts, or the side, or the back, across, well , why, because such conditions are difficult, they often suffer from gastrointestinal diseases tract is also clear, it is related to stress, related to nutrition, they can be treated somehow, now i understand it is possible. in those conditions it is impossible, but at least to improve somehow, absolutely, precisely our work is aimed at improving their condition , to provide them with help, to remove the symptoms,

the condition they have, to remove pain, to remove, for example, the same drink, different states , well, talk, say, smile at each other, say kind words, support each other, yes, that is, you also have a psychologist there, not only a doctor who provides help, civilians, here you are coming, liman, a front-line city, shelling every day, i think you are there too, well, i am in liman for the fifth time, yes, and also, i think, somewhere nearby it flew in, while you entered, how always, well, people come with children, a lot of children, why do children still live there, and because it is a very difficult issue, it is such a question, debatable, for everyone, i spoke with volunteers, for example, well, which ones, in konstantinivka, in them on this vision, because in most cases parents are afraid

to go somewhere, and they are afraid to move, what is their home, let it be dilapidated, or there is no part of the house at all, because such a house is doubtful, because, for example, there is practically none in a broken house. the surviving house, they are afraid, they are afraid of the unknown state, they are afraid, they say, here we know, here we already know how, we know where to hide, we know the neighbors, we know everything, but where are we going to go, or they are waiting for us there, and what will we live for, and how will we live, and these questions, and, but there are enough families, because i started going to... now or the end of october, or it was november, huh, and many families have already moved, cold autumn, yes, and ahead is waiting for us again, and you say that dilapidated houses where children live, and they probably come

to you not very healthy, differently, very it is nice that, for example, in lyman, children are vaccinated, and they come for vaccinations, and for vaccinations not only planned, but also additional ones, and that is, these are healthy children, and most of them fall ill, if we talk about leman, these children are healthy, that is parents take care of them, and there is a very wonderful nurse in lyman, who, well, her entire contingent of children you know, uh, well, it's probably now, when a lot of missions go there and so on, when you first came, let's remember how you got involved in the mission of fried and this is your first trip, in what condition you came then. people who, after the occupation, did not receive anything from the russians there for six months or more, what was it like, well, i joined frida, it was very interesting, it was june, well, last year, when i was returning from kharkiv, when i

was taking her to kharkiv humanitarian aid when i saw kharkiv is unusual for me empty, completely shelled, i took aid to my students because... to the doctors who were at ground zero, in the direction of izyum, and as much as i still had left, because i planned to give aid entirely to one, a front-line hospital, but a lot arrived there were no wounded and there was no place, so the aid remained, and i took this aid to kharkiv, to kharkiv hospitals, and already on my way back from there, my colleagues from frida called me, and they offered to join the mission, that’s how i got to

the fid, and to kharkiv, it's just because they called you... if there is still a background story, since february 25 i have become a military doctor of the territorial defense of shit vasylkova, that is, my fate, even though i am a kiyanka , was in kyiv, but fate threw me to vasylkov, it is not far from kyiv, it is not far from kyiv, we know that this is one of those cities that was the first to receive a blow, and at first we had a medical center, a month later i organized a medical hospital that is still functioning, and vasylkov’s threshing floor was also there and functioning, that is, mine is like this the way, the mission started, as it were, from there, and i will not stop my activities there either, but from there, accordingly, this cooperation, this volunteerism, humanitarian aid began.

and the first field missions, the first field trip was to chornobyl, just on the first day of its deoccupation, uh, so what, let ’s take turns then, yes, chernobyl deoccupation, you went to report, yes, to provide assistance to the local population, us missed, because there was a deminer with us, because it was primarily our safety, and there were enough locals, everyone, all of us, well, i was there, as a doctor , i was the only one, examined everyone, listened to them, medicine, food, products, everything was given separately, there were not many people there and there were so many people, in principle, in this zone, and they also survived the occupation there, they survived a rather serious, harsh occupation, according to them, what was there , what was said, they said that they had a lot of russians, well, they were looking for medicine, food, weapons, that is, constant searches, constant

such, psychological, they had no connections, communication, phones did not work and mobile communication was also practically absent, simply yes, there were probably more russians than people living there, i think there were a lot of accidents, not just one, further after chernobyl, you went to chernobyl, i can’t remember which ones they were, it was the kyiv region, yes , yes, that's all. kharkiv and frida's mission, and since you and frida already left, let's go back to this , so the de-occupied territory, well, first of all, i want to say that everything depended on that, on the place, well, well, we were in almost all the settlements that in that is, different settlements,

they were destroyed, by different percentages. yes schools, kindergartens, hospitals were destroyed practically all around, that is, everything is important - this is the so-called critical infrastructure, houses, of course, electricity, access to electricity, and the people were different, they treated us differently, they were different degree of trust, were you, for example, afraid? well, there were the first torture chambers, which we did not know about, and for example, my son, who participated in the mission at the same time as me, did not even tell me that he knew, well, the photos, for example, that the world saw, some of his photos that when i took children, then he went, and, well, the first torture chamber he saw in his life.

have there been people who have suffered any kind of torture from the russians, or have other such serious and very psychological problems been addressed, and i personally had patients who were traumatized, but i did not have such patients with traces of torture, i did not have such patients with psychological problems yes, in any region, including kharkiv oblast, zaporizhia oblast, and donetsk, there were a lot of patients with sleep disorders, anxiety, and depression in zaporizhia in the region, i had two teenagers with suicidal thoughts, there were women who got pregnant from russians, there was such a situation , we didn’t get into our hearts anymore, we didn’t ask how it happened, our obstetricians and gynecologists helped them perform abortions,

ugh, and that is, i understand that probably, if there were pregnant women, there were also those who suffered from violence, but we... understand that yes, not everyone is ready to tell about it right away, but we came almost immediately, someone needs time to himself with this thought live, and then broadcast it to the doctor, and there are many of them, it's enough, i just understand that there are official statistics, and there are still many girls who are still silent, absolutely, and just broken psychologists. can't turn to what to do at such a moment, here's how to take the first step, let's talk about it, to a doctor, to a psychologist, well, to any doctor who can help in principle, i think that the situation has improved now, because they already

understand that they are not alone, there are different doctors, there are enough doctors traveling organizations, more often these are doctors, they are the same, that is, they get used to the face, accordingly they get used to you, and therefore this degree of trust, it is already much greater, and here a lot depends on the doctor, to what extent not even on his professionalism, but on of his life experience, that is, how attentive he is and how much he can understand by facial expressions, gestures, and behavior whether there is a problem or not, it is often enough to simply approach a person, well, hug him and say that you are not alone, or that we will definitely come back and everything will be fine, or for example i remember the first time i took things and goodies to the children, well, i didn't understand what age they were, how they would meet me, and the next time

i went, it was to vsyvirsk, it was specifically a family, because i i perfectly understood where and who, and it was already completely different, and they all left, here are all the families with children whom i took care of in syvirsk, for example, they were all evacuated, you were able to convey to them the importance of evacuation, well, i think that together with the volunteers involved in the evacuation, i do not hope that my participation is also that i am relevant before that, there is a history of some family, that you still communicate with them, your wards, someone , or patients in those territories, you know, you already leave and he always comes, somehow you follow his life, there are such patients, there are patients, who bring, well, they always ask when you will arrive, that is, they bake a cake for all the doctors, or they bring something, that is, they are waiting for you,

there is, it is nice, of course, some kind of story that still sticks in my head, every trip - this is a separate story, but we drive like tomu it is valuable to help not only psychologically, but to help professionally as well, that is, it is important for me that, for example, when the mother of a child comes, where even before the war a diagnosis was not established, where she was seen by various doctors, and for some reason they did not see the obvious, or, for example, my mother did not understand that it was necessary to turn to a genetics doctor , and she did not attach much importance to this, and you put puzzles into one picture and say that you have a problem here, and you need to move in this direction, here more well, if it is memorable professionally, with regard to diseases, we understand that

now it is autumn again, children will be sick again, of course seasonal colds, it is all over the country and in the de-occupied, under-occupied areas, but there at the front areas, it will be much more acute, because it takes a lot of time. are held in the basement, but we know that there may be a blackout, and the children of kyiv will be in the cold, and in the west, and so on, some preventive work must be done, even at home with parents, to reduce the risk and consequences, well, i i think that it is due to the fact that there are not as many of them as there were before the beginning wars, uh, due to the fact that their... they have less risks, plus they are still vaccinated, who wants to, and we vaccinate against the flu, so these things lead to that.

that the probability of getting sick with acute respiratory diseases decreases, well, parents very often ask, ask for some vitamins or what they should do in order to strengthen immunity, huh, that is, just ordinary such procedures yes, no, no, it doesn’t matter where you are, or you in kyiv, or are you in lviv, read in the estuary, ugh, but there are still such basement diseases in children, apparently it also happens to adults, it also happens to adults, but more often it's a cough, it's asthmatic conditions. people there not only have lung diseases, there are skin diseases, arthritis, but there are people who have been living in the basement for more than a year, how can you live normally, somehow adapt to it, do something so as not to harm yourself, or at all . it is possible, because there are still many people in the frontline regions, they spend most of the day underground, well, they go

outside, bask in the sun, if possible spend more time outside, so it also matters because vitamin d, uh , they try to eat, the summer is productive, and this is the hope that, after all, this will give them ... the opportunity to stock up on vitamins for the winter and trace elements, ugh, and this is enough, yes, well, that is, you come there to these regions , everyone really plants vegetables there, yes, in the front-line regions, that is, there is a normal opportunity to eat now, and because i talked, at least that is what the volunteers told me that they are some kind of village near the front they come, or a town, rather, because the village... there is a garden in the village, a town in a town , they eat pasta, stew that is brought to them, that is

, it is difficult to talk about the variety of the diet there, that is, since i am the last mission, it is i was in a village, so i had everyone, a fence, yes, in the cities, yes, it is quite difficult, quite difficult, i can't help but ask, you are an infectious disease doctor, and the main thing is yours. profile, and how we defeated covid, we were one of the first, yes, where everything was canceled, all these, quarantine measures and so on, like this we succeeded, despite, well, the fact that there are still a very large number of questions, i believe that we just worked very clearly, correctly, although there were nuances, but we very quickly reformatted and reformatted the work, and the doctors we acted according to the protocols, and the protocols

that we had, they took everything into account, no, without looking, i remember the first, the first patients, the first mistakes, it was all taken into account, and doctors, well, not only infectious disease specialists treated covid, that is, the doctors really wanted to learn, i and my colleagues, infectious disease specialists conducted a very large number of trainings. uhu, from various organizations, from the world health organization, precisely in terms of tactics, on the introduction, on the introduction of the patient at home, on how correctly, how to understand, to hospitalize this patient, not to hospitalize this patient, i believe, that we still had a very high level of care and we had access to help, of course, and the fact that doctors are fast. media,

thank you for the coverage, and people anyway already understood that such symptoms may be covid, you need to see a doctor, ugh, now it exists, it exists at all, that is, he registered correctly, there are cases of covid, but they are no longer so terrible, but they are different, they are different, and they are of varying degrees of severity . as for whether it is still necessary to give vaccinations, boosters and so on, well, we are now waiting for the recommendations of the world health organization, which is working on this issue, i think that due to the fact that the virus , well, this is such a sick virus, but it will behave like a normal virus to which we have adapted, but we understand that new strains are formed because the virus. the water is changing and the vaccination for the flu has remained, well, yes,

the vaccination will definitely remain the same, all these rumors about an allegedly new one. there and in the fall, well, various media write that there may be a new wave of coronavirus, severe with a large number of diseases, or is this just an assumption and listen? i, well, why is this situation, because the mass media of european countries are writing about it, about what they have in the same united states, that there is already an increase in the number of patients, new cases and such and such, and that is why we understand that and especially... now that ukraine, well , a very large number of people from different countries pass through us, and we understand that someone can bring, and therefore there is a possibility, that is, it is also necessary be careful, now it is possible not to wear wax, masks, but it is better to avoid crowds, especially, avoid, avoid, you are a professor, a teacher of one of the most popular

medical universities in our country, because of the war it has become difficult to train future doctors, because i understand, doctor must be paired, he must watch, chat, online, openly saying, i would not like to be treated later by a doctor who studied online, how is it possible to train new medical personnel at all now, even last year, for example, at our university, education was in a distance -mixed format, that is, not only online, but there was an opportunity to study in classrooms, we had storage facilities, we had opportunities to ensure the safety of our students, and all students who wanted had the opportunity, they came in pairs, they liked it very much, for example, i am an english teacher, in me

there were quite a lot of english-speaking students, that is, from other countries, who remained in ukraine, did not leave it, and they came with great pleasure in pairs, they communicated with each other, they communicated with you, by the way, this had a very, very good effect psychologically, for this time, all departments additionally created an opportunity to practice practical skills, i.e. additionally in various formats to work with hands, of course, online education, it made its corrections and search for opportunities and ways for that. how to teach practical online skills, huh, and this was already such a question, for a teacher, that is, it is already the development of pedagogical skills, you as a teacher as a doctor can teach online, this is also and this is how, what you did with the camera was shown there, well, for example, i know , that on some course there, when you study anatomy, you

go to the pathologist anatomist and so on, that is, how can everything be done online? well , you can put a camera, make a broadcast, you can also make a broadcast near the bed of the patient, if he does not object to his parents, you can do it very elementary and simply, for example, i did that, and i was giving a fragment of her film, uh, but dr. house came in a lot, because there he is actually infectious disease specialists, uh, and a lot of fragments, that is , watch it again, tell me, what is right here, and where mistake, where is it wrong, where is the diagnosis , and why, and what did he do, did he do it correctly, is there a mistake made here , i know, for example, whether my colleagues from the department of pediatrics also used fragments of films, you can do a certain manipulation and on pillows, well, that is, they have already looked for various such means, well, i have not heard of such a method

series helped to study, it's cool, but not completely. i understand that it's thematic, but it's cool, and it's cool that you said that foreigners stay in our honeys and don't go anywhere, i think that they, well, it's okay for them to get scared and leave, it's okay, yes, some left, some stayed, well, since september 1, studies at our university, for example, are in full-time format, that is, everyone is already leaving. classrooms and learn in classrooms, that's great, but about the outflow of doctors in general, who are not students, but experienced, excellent specialists, i know that quite a few have gone abroad, i understand that many of them are professionals and they will be in demand there, we will not be able to return them, the outflow of doctors, moreover, of various specialties of mine, including some