1/5 Devina S. 4 years ago on Google
It
is
very
tough
and
painful
for
me
to
write
review
of
such
ruthless,
mechanical
and
pathetic
doctors,
nursing
staff
and
team
of
S
L
Raheja
hospital
NICU
department
(Fortis
system
management
included).
Itโs
a
place
of
experimentation
where
anyone
lives
are
not
valued
at
all.
It
is
all
about
churning
out
of
your
money.
The
doctors
are
a
complete
book
worm
who
were
just
experimenting
on
my
little
twin
babies.
They
were
diagnosing
them
by
their
age
and
weight
but
not
as
per
clinical
findings.To
give
a
rough
history,
My
babies
were
premies
delivered
completing
roughly
30.5
week.
One
baby
was
1.39
kg
and
other
was
1.6
kg.
My
first
baby
(1.6kg)
was
all
well.
He
was
on
a
cpap
for
a
week
being
premie.
His
reports
were
always
normal
but
he
had
couple
of
apneatic
episodes
which
I
will
come
to
it
shortly.
About
my
small
baby,
he
was
little
weak,
he
couldnโt
digest
feeding
and
was
detected
with
Necrotizing
enterocolitis,
how
and
when
was
unknown
to
doctor
as
his
CRP
report
was
always
negative.
They
also
suspected
meningitis
even
though
report
never
showed
sign
of
meningitis
and
the
doctor
said
โprobablyโ
this
could
be
meningitis.
They
even
did
a
lumbar
puncture
to
verify
it
further
and
still
couldnโt
find
anything.
This
so
called
expert
doctors
couldnโt
detect
the
cause
of
it
and
was
experimenting
with
medicines
as
per
book
records
and
his
weight,
without
clinically
examining
my
baby.
Doctors
never
showed
confidence
as
a
neonatologist.
Because
of
NEC
his
Kidney
got
affected
and
also
his
PH
was
acidic.
Doctors
were
incapable
to
handle
this
situation
so
they
consulted
a
nephrologist.
So
they
diagnosed
further
and
started
with
some
medicine
which
caused
swelling
all
over
his
body
and
on
same
day
his
blood
pressure
started
decreasing
and
eventually
he
couldnโt
survive
a
day
further.
Now
coming
back
to
my
first
baby(1.6
kg),
who
was
all
well
(report
wise)
with
couple
of
apnea
episodes
in
his
first
nineteen
days.
He
was
able
to
digest
feeding
well
so
Doctor
started
increasing
the
feeding
by
1ml
for
couple
of
days
(he
was
slowly
able
to
reach
till
5ml
per
3
hour
rate
feeding)
and
next
day,
the
doctor
increased
feeding
rate
(6-6-6-6-7-7-8-8-9โ9โ9-9)ml
per
2
hour.
This
was
all
based
on
his
weight
but
not
as
per
clinical
finding.
Also,
he
had
cough
and
they
were
providing
him
with
a
nebulisation.
They
should
have
been
aware
that
it
is
a
premie
who
canโt
digest
or
burp
properly
and
they
should
have
taken
care
of
it.
So
unfortunately
this
critical
mistake
of
the
doctors
and
team
led
to
a
drastic
unrepairable
condition
of
my
baby.
After
his
last
feeding
early
morning,
he
went
into
apnea
but
later
on
came
to
know
that
he
choked
on
his
milk
and
it
wasnโt
apnea.
Choking
caused
a
good
15mins
of
heart
stop.
In
that
15
mins,
we
never
understood
which
organs
were
compromised.
He
was
put
on
a
ventilator
straight
away.
So
the
first
organ
which
got
hit
was
kidney.
He
was
not
able
to
urinate
and
this
started
affecting
him.
He
started
to
swollen
up,
on
the
same
day
doctor
diagnosed
that
he
is
having
trouble
with
his
heart
and
they
saw
a
pericardial
effusion.
They
removed
that
fluid
from
his
heart
sac
but
still
not
able
to
pass
urine
so
again
a
nephrologist
was
asked
for
and
they
proceeded
with
our
consent
for
a
peritoneal
dialysis.
He
fought
for
next
twenty
five
days
going
through
three
dialysis,
two
lung
puncture
for
pleural
effusion,
blood/plasma
transfusions
everyday,
blood
taken
out
for
reports,
ultrasounds,
etc.
All
these
procedures
caused
infection
and
eventually
he
succumbed
to
all
these
various
physical
ailment
and
various
organ
failures.
His
body
was
all
swollen
and
swelling
must
be
around
double
his
body
weight.
All
this
happened
due
to
a
minor,
irresponsible
reason
of
excessive
feeding.
RMOโs
&
nursing
staff
also
donโt
give
any
impression
that
they
can
take
care
of
the
patient.
They
are
not
that
skilled
to
handle
a
preterm
baby.
If
you
keep
nagging
them
then
they
will
proceed
with
the
procedures.
please
donโt
even
climb
stairs
of
this
hospital.
It
is
a
money
extorting
conglomerate
who
doesnโt
care
for
their
patients
and
their
relatives.
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