Mentally ill man from Nepal sent back after recovery
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A 33-year-old man from Nepal who came in search of a job in the country turned mentally ill and was rehabilitated at a centre in the city and after recovery was sent to his native country on Friday.
S. Suman of Lakshmi Bazaar in Gorkha district in Nepal along with a few others were brought to the country by a middleman for job in Kerala in 2019. However, he got separated from his team members while travelling in the train and landed in the State.
In February, 2020, he arrived at the Erode Railway Junction, with severe injuries and was admitted to the District Headquarters Hospital. He was mentally ill and interaction by psychiatrists revealed that he was assaulted by the public at various places after which he boarded the train to Erode.
The rehabilitation centre for alms-seekers at Soolai in Erode.
A rehabilitation centre where rescued alms-seekers would be given training to start their own business was inaugurated here on Sunday.
M. Elangovan, Corporation Commissioner, and R. Sivakumar, Superintendent of Police, Prohibition Enforcement, Salem Zone, inaugurated the centre at Ram Nagar in Soolai. It was established by Atchayam Trust, an NGO involved in rehabilitating alms-seekers in the district.
Founder of the trust P. Naveen Kumar said the centre had 25 beds and currently 18 alms-seekers were accommodated. The trus members had rescued 585 people in the past seven years and provided sessions on counselling, yoga and meditation. Also, counselling was provided to many persons to give up smoking and drug addiction in all these years. He said job opportunities were created for 60 persons who were working as security men, cooks and many were running snack shops in pushcarts. Also, a rehabilitated person was trai
Doctors extract 55 stones from female patient’s kidney
By Sakina Fatima| Updated: 23rd December 2020 2:35 pm IST Photo: Google Creative Common Licenses
Hyderabad: In a rare case, as many as 55 stones of different sizes have been removed from the left kidney of a woman in Hyderabad’s Aware Global Hospital. The doctors performed an operation through advanced endoscopy and minimal invasive surgery successfully.
The woman was admitted into the hospital after she complained of intense abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting which were symptoms of a severe kidney problem. The patient was earlier undergoing treatment by a local doctor, but he was not tested despite the symptoms.
Doctors Remove 55 Stones From Woman Patient s Kidney by Colleen Fleiss on December 22, 2020 at 11:03 PM
As many as 55 stones of different sizes have been removed from the left kidney of a 60-year-old woman by advanced endoscopy and minimal invasive surgery. The surgery was conducted by Aware Global Hospitals doctors.
It is among the rarest-of-rare cases when the patient had kidney stones in such large numbers, causing severe distress to her prior to the surgical procedure.
The woman reported at the hospital with acute abdominal pain during urination, and nausea and vomiting during pain, which were likely symptoms of kidney-related problem. The patient had undergone treatment for pain and vomitings from a local doctor but was not investigated for the underlying cause of her symptoms.
55 stones removed from woman patient s kidney at Hyderabad hospital
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Hyderabad, Dec 22 : Doctors at the Aware Global Hospitals here have removed as many as 55 stones of different sizes from the left kidney of a 60-year-old woman by advanced endoscopy and minimal invasive surgery.
It is among the rarest-of-rare cases when the patient had kidney stones in such large numbers, causing severe distress to her prior to the surgical procedure.
The woman reported at the hospital with acute abdominal pain during urination, and nausea and vomiting during pain, which were likely symptoms of kidney-related problem. The patient had undergone treatment for pain and vomitings from a local doctor but was not investigated for the underlying cause of her symptoms.