Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis checked on activist Anna Hazare at Bombay Hospital
Because of the viral fever and recurring loose stools, bhansali said Hazare had been receiving treatment at a hospital in Shirur but had been in and out of the facility over the past month.
When the infection worsened slightly and there were indications that it was beginning to affect his kidneys—it was decided to move him to Bombay Hospital for further testing,” the doctor said. Hazare was shifted to the Mumbai hospital from Shirur after his infection worsened slightly and doctors found indications that it was beginning to affect his kidneys. “Consequently, he had been in and out of the hospital in Shirur. “At the time of admission, he was completely stable, though he was experiencing some weakness and fatigue. We have since initiated the appropriate treatment, and he is showing significant improvement and responding well to the therapy. He has been placed in a special ward room; there was no need to admit him to the ICU,” the doctor added.
MUMBAI: Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday met social activist Anna Hazare at Bombay Hospital, where he is undergoing treatment after a month-long viral fever and bouts of loose stools, with doctors saying his condition is stable and that he is responding well to treatment. Dr Gautam Bhansali, consultant physician and infectious disease specialist, said Hazare had been admitted on Monday night and was under his care.