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Bengaluru hospital insults patients who leave bad reviews: we doubt your so-called marriage

A Bengaluru hospital is battling bad press after its responses to negative Google reviews began to go viral on social media. The hospital was seen disclosing private medical information while insulting patients in its replies.

Bengaluru Hospital Faces Backlash For Rude Reply To Patient s Google Review

The user also shared a screenshot of a Google review where the hospital is replying in an unprofessional manner and even sharing confidential medical information of the patient.

wheezing: Ward off the wheezing woes as seasons change

Dr Parimala V Thirumalesh, Sr Consultant - Neonatology and Paediatrics, Aster CMI Hospital, said, “Causes of winter wheezing range from lower immunity, viral infections like respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and influenza, to irritants such as cold air and indoor pollutants. Limited outdoor activity and changes in daily routine are also some of the common factors that contribute to an increase in wheezing.

Fatty liver disease cases on the rise

In another case, a 10-year-old presented with abdominal pain, weighing 53.5 kg, signalling overweight status. Incidentally diagnosed with fatty liver disease through increased liver enzyme activity on an abdominal ultrasound, the child’s diet predominantly consisted of junk food, coupled with a sedentary lifestyle.

Hospitals are still pulling a SAST one

Hospitals are still pulling a SAST one Hospitals are still pulling a SAST one ByPragna L KrupaPragna L Krupa / Updated: Jun 17, 2021, 06:00 IST Health workers collect swab samples from citizens near KR Puram The family alleges that the hospital staff asked them to get injections for the covid patient; hospital counters saying that SAST did not cover those jabs D espite Suvarna Arogya Suraksha Trust (SAST) being a free programme for citizens, many patients are still paying for different medical resources. A covid patient’s family members were asked to pay nearly Rs 25,000 for injections which they could not afford. The patient ultimately succumbed to the virus.

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