Jagan’s health improves: Doctors
2 Sep 2013 12:15 AM GMT
The health condition of YSR Congress chief Y S Jaganmohan Reddy on Sunday improved a bit after doctors at the Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), where he is being treated following his indefinite fast against Andhra Pradesh bifurcation, administered IV fluids to him.
Jagan’s seven-day fast ended on Saturday after NIMS doctors forcibly administered him IV fluids. ‘Jagan’s condition appears to have improved a bit on Sunday compared to yesterday. Following orders from jail authorities we forcibly gave IV fluids to him,’ doctors at NIMS treating Jagan told reporters.
‘His parameters have improved. The urine output has increased,’ they said, adding that ever since fluids were forcibly administered to him there is a bit of improvement in his health.
‘The blood-pressure level has improved a bit. He is also taking fluids orally. Now we are planning to give him semi-solid food from this evening or tomorrow morning,’ NIMS doctors said. Some more investigations (tests) are planned on him this evening, they said.
Jagan’s seven-day fast ended on Saturday after NIMS doctors forcibly administered him IV fluids. ‘Jagan’s condition appears to have improved a bit on Sunday compared to yesterday. Following orders from jail authorities we forcibly gave IV fluids to him,’ doctors at NIMS treating Jagan told reporters.
‘His parameters have improved. The urine output has increased,’ they said, adding that ever since fluids were forcibly administered to him there is a bit of improvement in his health.
‘The blood-pressure level has improved a bit. He is also taking fluids orally. Now we are planning to give him semi-solid food from this evening or tomorrow morning,’ NIMS doctors said. Some more investigations (tests) are planned on him this evening, they said.
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