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AIIMS doctors continues Eluru tour, collects samples to determine the cause of illness
AIIMS doctors continues Eluru tour, collects samples to determine the cause of illness
A team of Delhi AIIMS medical experts continues its tour on South Street in Eluru.
A team of Delhi AIIMS medical experts continues its tour on South Street in Eluru. The team of doctors inquired about the details of the victims who were already discharged from the disease and were at home. The central team collected blood samples of the victims along with drinking water samples. Eluru doctors, on the other hand, sent 22 of those who fell ill with strange symptoms to Vijayawada. Put in a special ward and supervised by doctors. Both were discharged after 48 hours of observation. The health condition of the others is stable and everyone is recovering, said Suhasini, the district health officer.
Those who came to Vijayawada reported no symptoms of the disease for the second time and some were troubled by fear and stress. Psychiatrists are also conducting a case study on the subject. Round the Clock says steps have been taken to make doctors available. Their blood, urine and spinal samples were sent for testing and no one need worry, he said.
As many as 585 people have been admitted to Eluru Government Hospital with mysterious illness. Doctors have discharged 503 people as their health is stable while another 82 people are being treated at a government hospital. 32 were shifted to Vijayawada and Guntur for better medical treatment. Meanwhile, conduction of tests continuing to determine the causes while providing the highest level of medical treatment to the victims of the mysterious disease. The number of victims coming to hospitals has been declining number of those recovering and returning home is high.
