कोमा में था मरीज, PGI से डॉक्टरों ने भेज दिया था घर, नाहन मेडिकल कॉलेज की महिला डॉक्टर ने 'फूंक दी जान'

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नाहन मेडिकल कॉलेज की डॉक्टर ने एक मरीज को नया जीवन दिया है. इस मरीज को पीजीआई चंडीगढ़ के डॉक्टरों ने लौटा दिया था.

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00:00I am from Uttarakhand, but I live in Senwale and my husband's name is Pappu.

00:06He used to work outside, but due to a sudden thought, I brought him to the hospital.

00:11When ma'am started his treatment, she kept him for a day.

00:17When his heart beat was very high, ma'am said that we will have to refer him to the PGI.

00:21But ma'am supported me everywhere.

00:24She said, son, no one will be there, so I am with you.

00:27Ma'am called me every time and asked for a report.

00:30I said, even if they don't do anything, I will call you back.

00:33But she encouraged me, arranged an ambulance for me, and sent me to the PGI.

00:39But the PGI was in oxygen for 5 days.

00:41After that, I was put on the pump at the last stage.

00:44Everyone refused me from the PGI.

00:47There is nothing here, son.

00:49There is no chance now.

00:51You take him back to your home.

00:53I met his parents.

00:56They were unconscious.

00:58I was unconscious for 5 days.

01:00Ma'am said, son, don't be afraid. I am with you.

01:02You bring him back.

01:04I will take care of him.

01:05Ma'am arranged everything and brought him back.

01:09I was admitted here again.

01:11Ma'am treated me like a daughter.

01:17There were other doctors too.

01:19They spoke to me in such a way that I can't even tell you.

01:23But Ma'am took care of me like a son everywhere.

01:26She supported me, whether it was money or anything.

01:29Ma'am supported me everywhere.

01:31She gave me medicine.

01:32She helped me everywhere.

01:34She gave me less money.

01:36She talked to me cheaply everywhere.

01:38For me, for my children.

01:40She said, if something like this happens to you, I am with you.

01:43Ma'am didn't give up.

01:45When I came here for the last 5 days,

01:47I came to my senses.

01:49Today, I am walking on my feet.

01:51The person who was unconscious for a week in PGI,

01:53was at the pump.

01:55He is walking home today.

01:57It is all thanks to Ma'am.

01:59I thank Ma'am so much.

02:01I thank Aniketa Doctor Ma'am so much.

02:03I thank her on behalf of my children.

02:05She is less.

02:07The more I say, the less it is.

02:09Because there is no one like her here.

02:11All the doctors came, but everyone ignored me.

02:13They used good language,

02:15which they don't speak,

02:17and talked to me.

02:19I was told, you didn't take me to PGI.

02:21You didn't take your husband to PGI.

02:23You are lying.

02:25But Ma'am supported me everywhere.

02:27Thank you, Ma'am.

02:29Thank you very much.

02:31She also treated me.

02:33But such patients

02:35need a persistent effort.

02:37Sometimes,

02:39initially it may seem that

02:41the patient deteriorates a lot.

02:43He goes into a coma.

02:45He becomes completely unconscious.

02:47Initially, it seems that

02:49the prognosis is very poor.

02:51So, we continuously

02:53because it was a case of liver failure,

02:55we continuously cleaned his stomach.

02:57After every 6 hours,

02:59we were very conscious

03:01that we have to give him enema

03:03and his stomach should be clean.

03:05She took a lot of time here.

03:07I used to note the time and go.

03:09You give it again at 2 o'clock.

03:11You give enema again at 8 o'clock in the evening.

03:13And at 2-3 in the morning,

03:15I used to give him enema again.

03:17His stomach should be clean for 4 times.

03:19So, here

03:21such patients come a little less.

03:23And we were able to give more attention.

03:25There is a lot of rush in PGI-Chandigarh.

03:27They must have given the best treatment.

03:29But due to a lot of rush,

03:31many times the patient

03:33does not improve so much there.

03:35And due to a lot of rush,

03:37the patient is diagnosed.

03:39A patient came to me earlier.

03:41He had swelling all over his body.

03:43And he was in an altered sensorium.

03:45And his oxygen level

03:47was falling a lot.

03:49Both his lungs were filled with water.

03:51So, when he came to us for the first time,

03:53I tried a lot.

03:55I admitted him for a day.

03:57I told him his prognosis

03:59that there is a little problem.

04:01I think so. I will try.

04:03If the oxygen level

04:05continues to fall,

04:07then I have to send him forward

04:09for a higher opinion.

04:11The patient may need a ventilator.

04:13Then when I did not see

04:15any significant improvement in the patient

04:17and his oxygen level remained low

04:19even on high flow oxygen,

04:21then I had to send the patient forward.

04:23Because the patient was very young.

04:25In every patient,

04:27it is the duty of a doctor

04:29that we put all the effort

04:31to cure the patient

04:33as much as possible.

04:35So, I sent the patient to PGI Chandigarh.

04:37In PGI Chandigarh,

04:39the patient was in the emergency ward.

04:41They did their investigations.

04:43There, the patient went into a coma.

04:45And his oxygen level

04:47remained as low

04:49as it was here.

04:51Rather, the patient deteriorated more.

04:53Even they have also tried their best.

04:55Then they made a poor prognosis

04:57that we do not have a ventilator.

04:59So, now the patient is breathing

05:01so it is better

05:03to go to a nearby hospital or medical college.

05:05We will not be able to do anything here.

05:07So, the patient took Lama Samri from there

05:09and stayed with us for only one night.

05:11The next morning,

05:13he came back to my duty.

05:15So, when we saw this,

05:17we were told not to go there.

05:19The patient's attendants

05:21were also a little prepared

05:23that what to do now.

05:25Earlier, they were telling me that we will take him home.

05:27But still I explained to them

05:29that the patient is alive.

05:31You should try your best.

05:33There are a lot of miracles here every day.

05:35In our wards.

05:37So, anyone can survive.

05:39Do your best.

05:41So, I admitted him.

05:43We started his treatment

05:45according to our set protocols.

05:47And it was a miracle.

05:49I see a lot of miracles

05:51in my wards.

05:53Among them, I would like to say

05:55that miracles happen every day.

05:57After two days of treatment,

05:59the patient became very conscious.

06:01And slowly,

06:03when we treated him continuously,

06:05his oxygen level

06:07improved.

06:09I discharged him yesterday.

06:11So, without oxygen,

06:13the patient walked

06:15by himself

06:17in the car.

06:19The coma patient came from there

06:21after being refused.

06:23The attendants were also telling

06:25that the patient returned home without oxygen.

06:27So, it feels good

06:29to see this.

06:31And when someone gets a new life,

06:33we also get the motivation

06:35to work more

06:37wholeheartedly

06:39for the patient.

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