There is a good news for TamilNadu’s folks that their CM ‘Jayalalitha’ is recovering well . Recently a team of doctors revealed that she has spoken few words for few minutes using a speaking aid machine because she has undergone tracheostomy Surgery said Apollo Hospitals chairman Dr. Prathap C Reddy while talking to media on Friday.
CM Jayalalitha spoke with Apollo hospital chairman for a few minutes
He said the chief minister spoke for a few minutes using a speaking aid. He also stated that we will help to train those people for which it is permanent tracheostomy. In her case, it is only temporary; hence we will not train her at all.Doctor said she was shifted to a special room on November 19 from intensive critical care unit (ICU). The room is customized one which would have all the facilities including intensive care unit, respiratory support. He said that CM
The room is customized one which would have all the facilities including intensive care unit, respiratory support. He said that CM Jayalalitha was most times breathing on her own and undergoing physiotherapy specific to each organ. He further said she is breathing 90 percent of the time. After the sixth or seventh week, we found that every single organ of her was functioning well. While asking when she would be discharged, Dr. Reddy told she will go only when she realizes that everything is now perfect.
A team of doctors from AIIMS and UK is regularly monitoring
Jayalalitha was hospitalized on September 22 as she complained of fever and dehydration. But viewing her condition, doctors advised her to stay in the hospital for longer and later, they put her on respiratory support and treated with antibiotics for infection and lung congestion. A team of doctors from AIIMS and UK is treating her at Apollo Hospitals to monitor her health. Doctors prescribed her to have a high-protein diet. As per Apollo Hospitals, a team of specialist doctors- cardiologists respiratory physicians, consultants for infectious diseases, diabetologist and endocrinologist treated her.
