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Moradabad News: The number of Hepatitis C (Black Jaundice) patients in Moradabad is increasing. Patients are upset due to delay in the investigation report in the district hospital and not getting medicines on private report. CMO made comments …Read more
Patients are getting upset for investigating hepatitis C.
Highlights
- The number of Hepatitis C patients in Moradabad is increasing.
- There is a delay in getting the report in the district hospital.
- Medicines are not available on private reports.
Piyush Sharma/ Moradabad: The number of Hepatitis C virus (black jaundice) patients in Moradabad, UP is increasing rapidly. There is a long crowd of patients to take medicines in the district hospital, but these days they are facing many problems. Not only this, patients have to wait a long time for their investigation report. The report of the viral load in the district hospital is being reported in one and a half to two months. Until the report comes, the staff does not give medicines to the patients, due to which the patients are forced to wander from rate to rate and are accusing the medical department of negligence.
Report comes in one and a half to two months
As soon as dawn, a crowd of Hepatitis C (Black Jaundice) patients gather in the district hospital. Earlier, patients whose hepatitis C reactive used to come to private and take medicines from the district hospital. However, in private, this investigation is more than Rs 1500, while in the district hospital this investigation is free. But the report of investigation conducted in the district hospital is found in one and a half to two months. During this time the condition of the patient becomes more serious. In view of this, the patients are now investigated in private and come to take medicines from the district hospital, but now they are not being given medicines on the basis of private report. Due to this, patients have to wander from rate to rate, but they are not being heard.
No medicine is found on private report
Vidya and Ruby, who came to investigate Hepatitis C, said, “We had conducted our investigation in private lab and came to the district hospital to take medicines, but we are not being given medicines. Staff says that the CMO has refused to give medicines on the basis of private report, whereas earlier this was not done. This new rule has been implemented for a few days. Now our situation has been very serious and now we have reached the number of our virus and we have reached the government hospital. If we wait for the medicine to take the medicine, then our life may be in danger, because the condition is continuously deteriorating ”.
Answer of CMO and Deputy CMO
On this issue, when Dr. Kuldeep Singh, CMO of Moradabad and Deputy CMO Dr.
When an attempt was made to contact SK Beniwal, he refused to say anything about it.
