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Hyderabad hospitals are witnessing a sharp rise in water-borne diseases, gastro cases and kidney-related infections as temperatures continue to cross 41 degrees Celsius. Doctors have warned people to consume treated water and avoid unhygienic food and drinks during the ongoing heatwave
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Hyderabad hospitals are witnessing a surge in seasonal illnesses amid the transition from winter to summer. Doctors report a spike in influenza-like infections and respiratory ailments, with H3N2 in circulation, even as no official advisory has been issued by health authorities.
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Cold and cloudy weather has led to a rise in viral fevers and influenza-like illnesses in Hyderabad. Major hospitals are seeing more patients with fever and respiratory symptoms. Health officials advise rest, precautions, and early care for vulnerable groups
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A four-year-old girl from Bardipur village in Sangareddy district was seriously injured after being attacked by stray dogs. Locals intervened quickly, and she was given first aid before being shifted to Fever Hospital in Nallakunta.
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Hyderabad is witnessing a surge in viral fevers and dengue-like infections, with over 3,000 outpatients reported daily at Fever Hospital, OGH, and Gandhi Hospital. Doctors say most cases involve children with mild to high fever, cough, and body pain.
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Hyderabad hospitals are witnessing a rise in viral fever cases due to prolonged cloudy weather. Patients with high fever, cough and body pains are crowding government facilities. Officials also warn about dengue and chikungunya, urging preventive measures
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Hyderabad is witnessing a spike in seasonal diseases due to persistent bad weather. Government and private hospitals are reporting more cases of viral fevers. Health authorities have advised the public to avoid stale food, drink clean water and prevent mosquito breeding
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"The Chief Minister is busy running after the Miss World contest, but has no time to think of children's health. Children and parents are left to suffer for over a year," Rama Rao remarked
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The dog, on a biting spree in Kangti, had bitten 16 persons including Srikanth Reddy in a day
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Private nursing homes, clinics, and the outpatient departments of Fever Hospital, Gandhi Hospital, and OGH are experiencing a steady increase in patients with viral fever and dengue symptoms. With more rainfall expected, Dr. B Ravinder Naik, Director of Public Health, has issued a warning urging residents to focus on preventive measures to curb the spread of disease.
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State-of-the-art medical infrastructure to be launched in coming weeks
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Hyderabad: One more person with suspected symptoms of monkeypox, with recent travel history, has been identified by the local surveillance teams in Khammam and is being admitted to Fever Hospital, the nodal centre identified for treatment of monkeypox positive cases in Telangana. The blood and lesion samples from the suspected monkeypox patient will be collected […]
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Hyderabad: The 40-year-old man from Kamareddy district, who was admitted to Fever Hospital, Nallakunta with suspected symptoms of monkeypox, has tested negative, Director of Public Health (DPH) Dr G Srinivasa Rao here on Tuesday said. The results confirming the negative monkeypox tests were released by the testing laboratories of National Institute of Virology (NIV), Pune […]
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Hyderabad: A middle-aged man from Kamareddy district with a recent travel history to Kuwait has developed suspected symptoms of monkeypox and has been admitted to Fever Hospital, Nallakunta on Sunday night. The alert local disease surveillance teams at Kamareddy district isolated the individual when he developed fever, headache, muscle aches, accompanied with lesions, which are […]
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Hyderabad: The State government on Saturday launched medical infrastructure works worth Rs 10.91 crore at the Fever Hospital, which includes a state-of the-art outpatient block to accommodate over 1,000 patients, a dialysis facility at a cost of Rs 50 lakh and a high-end mortuary facility worth Rs 60 lakh. Health Minister T Harish Rao, laying […]
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Health Minister, T Harish Rao, while laying foundation stone for the new outpatient block at Fever Hospital, also launched 13 hearse vehicles and 3 ambulances, meant to provide exclusive services to needy patients in the State.
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Hyderabad: A state-of-the-art outpatient block with a cost of Rs 11 crore is coming up at Fever Hospital, Nallakunta. The foundation stone for the construction of the new OP block at Fever Hospital will be laid by Health Minister T Harish Rao on Saturday. The new OP block which will have the high-end medical infrastructure […]
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Hyderabad: The Telangana government has launched efforts to ensure families who have lost their near and dear ones in government hospitals get enough facilities to bid adieu and perform last rites with due respect to the deceased. As part of these efforts, the State government has undertaken massive renovation work aimed at modernising the existing […]
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Daily average outpatient inflow hovers between 800 and 900
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Lockdown not only helped break Covid transmission but also has gone a long way in keeping seasonal ailments at bay
