Tumakuru: A pine is registered with a private hospital doctor at the limit of the Chiksayatahalli police station, the Tumakuru District on Wednesday night for allegations of medical negligence.
It refers to the treatment of Gadduge Samsthana Mutt Seer Yathishwara Shivacharya Swami, 47, who surrendered to Covid-19 on September 25.
Naveen’s health taluk filed a complaint against Dr.
HL Vijay Raghavendra from Sri Saiganga Hospital in Chiksayatahalli on Wednesday night.
Dr.
MB Nagendrappa District Health Officer told Ti The Seer Consulted Dr.
Raghavendra on September 21 and blood tests were carried out but no Xray was shot.
“Patients should be referred to a specialist or protocol followed.
The hospital is not authorized to treat Covid-19 patients.
There is no covid test done.
The government’s medical officer was not informed of this case,” he said.
Notifications presented to Dr.
Raghavendra on September 28 and complaints registered on September 29.
Dr.
Raghavendra said he was borne by responsibility even though the fortune tellers had consulted with other doctors for his health problems.
He claimed a doctor at the Primary Health Center, Kuppuru treats the fortune teller.
“I was a Yathishishwara Shivacharya Swami worshiper.
He sent a message WhatsApp, asked me to bring some medicines that I didn’t recipe.
I went to Mutt with medicine on September 21.
He told me to give DiKlofenac injection supplied to him by the government .
“He said that after visiting Mutt, he heard that the Seer suffered a cough, cold and fever since September 16.
He said he asked a seer to go to the treatment of Tumakuru or Bengaluru.
But the forecasters, according to Dr.
Raghavendra, said he had many rituals and was very busy until Sunday.
“On September 23, The Seer called me and said he came to my hospital.
The forecasters came with the Kuppuru PhC doctor.
I gave medicines according to the advice of the PhC doctor.
The saturation level is normal, but he has fever and cough.
X-ray is done Which shows that more than 50% of his lungs are influenced by pneumonia, “said Dr.
Raghavendra.