Mangaluru: Dr.
Vikram Shetty, Professor Orthopedics, Justice KS Hegde Charity Hoster, Deralakatte has launched an online and offline fundraising campaign to save a sustainable 36-year-old woman burning injury.
Dr.
Shetty told the Toi that patients came from a village near Siddakatte, Dakshina Kannada.
He was seven months pregnant, who was his first.
He suffered 60% burning on the body and face and was treated in a comprehensive comprehensive Burns treatment unit Ks Hegde Hospital, Deralakatte, on June 19.
His psychiatric disease made him hurt himself.
He was taken for an emergency tracheostomy when entering.
Within two days in, he, unfortunately, lost an unborn child.
He now struggles for his life.
He has been operated with a debridement, the procedure for treating wounds on the skin and amnion dressing on June 30.
“Patients must accept some blood transfusions and infusion of albumin too.
He needs several more procedures and prolonged hospital care.
The government has given Rs 1 lakh for his treatment.
Even though he was covered under Sampoorna Surakha, he could not claim, because of the next injury with Mental illness.
Her husband is a driver of the Autorickshaw and the family has spent all the funds for further continuation of treatment.
They have spent around RS.78,500 and they regulate the savings, loans and sales of assets.
Because they cannot meet medical costs, families insist At disposal.
In the next 30 days, we need at least a 3.5 lakh RS for further treatment.
The fate of the patient and his family, forcing us to launch the fundraising campaign, because he is critical and needs care, “he said.
Doctors launch a campaign to help patients with burns
