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Madhya Pradesh: Indore reports 3 deaths; tally rises to 1,727 Image Source : PTI Madhya Pradesh: Indore reports 3 deaths; tally rises to 1,727 Three COVID-19 patients, two of them senior citizens, succumbed in Madhya Pradesh's Indore, taking the toll to 86 in the district, where the count of positive cases breached the 1,700-mark, a senior official said on Friday.

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Relatives of deceased allege foul play by private hospital in Indore

Relatives of deceased allege foul play by private hospital in Indore

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The Indore district administration has launched an inquiry into the charge of relatives of four patients who died on Thursday that the private hospital they were admitted to suddenly declared them dead ahead of a sanitisation drive to prepare for the hospital’s reversion to a non-COVID one.

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Relatives of deceased allege foul play by private hospital in Indore

Relatives of deceased allege foul play by private hospital in Indore

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The Indore district administration has launched an inquiry into the charge of relatives of four patients who died on Thursday that the private hospital they were admitted to suddenly declared them dead ahead of a sanitisation drive to prepare for the hospital’s reversion to a non-COVID one.

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Research conducted across 650 women by the National Institutes of Health shows that approximately 55% of women have gynecological complaints. Women’s bodies go through multiple issues at one time. From adolescence to adulthood, reproductive health undergoes several stages of change. There is a rise in gynecological health issues every day.

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For Mumbai doctors at centre of fight against coronavirus, donning PPEs for long hours is an unprecedented ordeal

Editor's note: This series will focus on the difficulties faced by the medical fraternity at COVID-19 hospitals, their duty hours, access to protective gear, facilities they get during quarantine, how are their families coping with this new reality across different states in the country. This is the sixth part of the series.

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Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in India, there has been much discussion on the availability of personal protective equipment (PPEs) for medical personnel. However, an aspect that statistics cannot bring to light is the extreme discomfort that doctors go through while wearing the PPEs.

Doctors in Mumbai are going through a particularly harrowing time, with the metropolis presently being the city that is worst-affected by the disease. Till 25 April, Mumbai has reported 4,870 COVID-19 cases. The high number of cases means that overstretched doctors have to wear PPEs for long periods of time.

Amit Ganvir, a doctor at the Jaslok Hospital at Mumbai’s Pedder Road, testifies to the difficulties of wearing the requisite protective equipment for long periods of time. For the first two days that he worked with coronavirus cases, his team worked on two shifts of six hours each per day. This meant that the doctors would get two PPE kits per day. Later, as more and more patients began to be admitted and the hospital started facing shortages of PPEs, doctors began working for 12 hours straight.

Ganvir said, “If one removes any part of the equipment for even a short period, then it will be considered as contaminated and cannot be used again. So, once we wear the PPEs, it is not possible to even drink a glass of water or empty the bladder for the next 12 hours.”

He added, “We also face difficulties when we wear hoods —which are plastic headgears that are necessary when we perform procedures to put patients on ventilators. Due to our breathing, the face shields get foggy within about three minutes, after which it becomes difficult to see properly. Because I know how to swim, I can hold my breath for about thirty seconds longer. But this is not possible for everyone. Also, if the face shield becomes foggy before the procedure is complete, we have no choice but to remove it. This increases the risk of infection for us, but there is no other way.”

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The Union health ministry’s guidelines on the rational use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) recommend using the full PPEs in intensive care units (ICUs) and emergency units, especially when aerosol-generating procedures are being conducted. Aerosol-generating procedures include various kinds of ventilation, nebuliser treatment, etc. Doctors who conduct these procedures are considered to be at high risk for the novel coronavirus.

According to the official guidelines, the components of PPEs are goggles, face-shield, mask, gloves, coverall/gowns (with or without aprons), headcover and shoe cover.

Doctors rue having to stay away from families

Many doctors in Mumbai have been staying away from their families for a long time due to concerns that they might end up infecting their loved ones, particularly those with weaker immune systems. However, this inevitably takes a psychological toll.

On this issue, Ganvir said, “I have not gone home since just after Holi (which was on 11 March) as I do not want to risk infecting my family members. It is certainly a difficult time for those have been away from their families since the coronavirus outbreak. No one is used to staying away from home for such long periods.”

He added, “A very small percentage of doctors — perhaps 5 percent — have been going home in the past few weeks. Some of them are newly married or have small children. The doctors who have been going home have been taking extra precautions. They avoid close physical proximity with their family members and wear masks even when they are at home. After all, medical professionals know the risks of transmitting the virus to those around them.”

Ganvir said, “The situation is even worse for people whose families stay outside Mumbai. While they do speak to their families over the phone, they have not met their family members for a very long time now.”

Among the doctors who do not go home, some doctors stay in the hospital’s quarters, while for some, hotel rooms have been booked. Presently, doctors deal with COVID-19 patients for seven days at a stretch, after which they have to remain in quarantine for the next seven days.

Further, hospital personnel who are suspected of having been exposed to the COVID-19 virus are quarantined for 14 days. One of them was Vijaykumar Narwade, who is presently working in the ICU section of the Gokuldas Tejpal (GT) Hospital.

Narwade, along with several other hospital personnel, was earlier quarantined for 14 days after he dealt with a patient who later tested positive for the virus. However, he later tested negative.

He recalled, “During the period when we were in quarantine, our families would be especially worried about us. They would call to check on our health multiple times in a day, and would sometimes video call as well. They would also be concerned since we were eating hospital food. But we had no choice — we had to eat that food, whether we liked it or not. It would not have been proper to complain.”

Narwade also expressed concern about doctors facing stigma and discrimination from people around them. He said, “I have read and seen news about doctors facing stigma from communities, being forced out of rental accommodation, etc. That is certainly a worry for us. I personally have not faced any disrespectful or impolite behaviour from anyone till now. However, I can see that people are apprehensive about being around me if I wear a doctor’s apron.”

Citing instances of people being fearful of being around doctors, he said, “Recently, when I went to a petrol pump near the GT Hospital to refuel my bike, an attendant asked me to stand away from the others, rather than join the line. At a medical store, too, a shopkeeper asked me to wait outside and tell him what I needed from there.”

Narwade also pointed out that PPEs for doctors are extremely uncomfortable, particularly in Mumbai’s rising heat. On the issue of availability of this equipment, he said, “Adequate PPEs are available as of now. But I don’t know what will happen if there is a major rise in cases.”

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When it comes to your neurological health, seeking the best practical and possible care is paramount. Here at Gokuldas Hospital, Indore, we understand the delicate nature of neurosurgical procedures. Our commitment to excellence, coupled with a team of highly skilled neurosurgeons and advanced facilities, positions us as the leading choice for neurosurgery in Indore.

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When a neurological issue arises, it can be unsettling. There are cases where immediate healthcare becomes a priority. It demands a qualified and experienced neurologist to guide you through the emergency. If you’re seeking expertise in Indore, Gokuldas Hospital can navigate your search effectively.

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Have you ever questioned what happens when this finely-tuned network of capillaries malfunctions? This is where neurological disorders set in. Neurological disorders are a group of conditions that affect the nervous system, encompassing the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. These disorders can manifest in ways, impacting movement, sensation, thinking, memory, and behaviour.

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Maintaining good oral health is important for the overall well-being. A healthy smile and set of strong teeth not only boost confidence but also is important in digestion and speech. When seeking dental care, especially for specialized procedures, choosing the right dentist becomes a priority.

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Since a healthy smile is more than the aesthetics; it’s a window to your overall well-being. At Gokuldas Hospital, we understand the importance of maintaining optimal oral health. That’s why we offer a comprehensive range of dental treatments, delivered by a team of highly qualified and experienced specialists.

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If you’re in Indore and need radiological services, Gokuldas Hospital is a name that stands out in the healthcare industry. But how do you choose the best radiology specialist in Indore at Gokuldas Hospital for precise diagnostics? This blog will guide you through the process and introduce you to some of the finest radiology specialists in the city and their specialties.

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If you’re looking for dental specialists in Indore, then worry not. Gokuldas Hospital offers a well-laid-out plan for making an informed decision and finding the perfect dentist for your specific needs.Factors to Consider When Choosing Dental Specialists:Verify the dentist’s education, certifications, and years of experience in their specific field.Opt for one conveniently situated and with timings that suit your schedule.Inquire about the clinic’s investment in advanced technologies like digital X-rays, lasers, and computer-aided design (CAD)/computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) for restorations.

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Every doctor has a unique treatment approach.Look for someone who actively listens to your concerns and fosters a collaborative environment.Look for doctors certified by the medical boards and specializing in endocrinology or diabetology. There must be experience while managing diverse diabetes cases. Patient experiences can be invaluable resources. Look for online reviews on platforms or the doctor’s practice website. Talk to friends,family, or fellow diabetics for recommendations.