Arrhythmia And Fever: New Details About Mikalai Statkevich’s Health Condition Behind Bars

The Lukashists are trying to destroy the leader of the Belarusian opposition.

Maryna Adamovich reported new details about Milkalai Statkevich, the leader of the Belarusian opposition, and his health condition. He suffers pneumonia after three covid cases and detention in a punishment cell.

“One letter came from Mikalai Statkevich. It seemed you can breathe a sigh of relief, but no way. The letter was dated 20.11, that is, written in a punishment cell, before his admission to a medical unit,” Maryna said.

“You wrote that on November 5-7 you felt bad. Apparently, not unreasonably, since on November 7 all my rat farm left in full force and did return. On November 8 in the evening, I felt a fever. It was the third time (in fact, probably the fourth - Maryna Adamovich clarifies). It is an unnamed virus in these places. It was much more difficult than in previous cases. They gave me 10 days of "bed rest" - that is, they did not fasten the bunks to the wall during the and left the mattress.

There was a “peak point” from 11.11 to 15.11, I believe. I felt a fever all the time, body aches and strong arrhythmia almost all the time with short breaks. There were problems with obtaining propafenone (Mikalai has a guaranteed supply, but the drugs are not in the cell with him: the jailors can give it or not, it depends on their mood - Maryna Adamovich clarifies). Now there is no arrhythmia for five days. The well-being improved significantly. The temperature stabilized at around 38 degrees Celsius. But it will be fine.

By the way, in any condition, the blood pressure was 120/70. My engine is ok, only someone got into its electronics with dirty fingers, as a motorist would say,” Mikalai wrote.

“This, perhaps, is good news, unfortunately, Mikalai seemed to get to a medical unit the next day. Were they expecting something to happen, deterioration or something? Both options are bad. I believe only in his strength and thirst for life.

I pray for him and for Masha. I'm happy for the students.

We'll wait until they're free!” Maryna Adamovich wrote.