Mar 13, 2019 08:34 PM
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My dad was asked to get admitted at Jehangie by Dr Lalit shimpy to get creatinin under control. it was 2.15(NOT ALARMING TO GET HOSPITALISED) as per Dr. Shimpoy dad was to get things in normal condition by admitting my dad for 2 days. Dad was prescribed Drug terlipressin (an incorrect drug that was not relevant and was incorrect drug for my dad) when my dad was admitted he was able to pass urine without any issues he had no cardiac problems he was able to walk talk and was absolutely normal however this wrong drug given by the doctor resulted in my fathers death within 5 days.
The team of 9 specialists could not fix the mistake they did and landed up giving medication and drugs worth over 1 lakh in 3 days. Day one my dad was with good and normal urine output of over 1200 ml in general ward and day four due to wrong medication his urine output was 0 ml and was on ventilator at ICU they started suggesting for dylasis and dad started accumulating water in his legs and his heart rhythm went bad (he had no cardiac problems ever in his medical history ) later referred to the list of medicines given and found the drug is given to him terlipressin was given to him .
Dad didn't have any issues with septic shocks or bleeding vertices and was admitted to fixing creatine levels. The doctors are very overconfident arrogant and have vired attitude who do not take care of the patients properly and are always just in a hurry to run away and are very unapproachable. They don't keep their relatives informed ... only where they need a sign on concent letters they make some weird story to convince u to sign the consent letter and play very safe legally. The nursing staff is horrible. The ICU is worst in service. We are not allowed inside and are portrayed that our patient is getting special attention but its the other way round.
My father had said "Chintu mai 3 potty mein pada hua hu aawaz dera koi mere pass nai aara. tu bahar gaya tho 2-4 ghente ke liye gayab hojata Saab mere samne se jate lakin anjan marte bulae tho bhi nai sune jaisa karte" There was no call bell to hisICU bed which is such a worst thing for a hos like jehangir. The also manupulate reports and prescribe unneceßary and irrelavent costly tests which has nothing to do with the patients medical alignment. They try to prescribe costly drugs which are manytimes not needed for the patients. Worst team of resident doctors... Bhar bhar ke galti karenge and apne bill pegaltio ka parda dalinge.
IN short, IF U GETTING ADMITTED IN JEHANGIR YOU MIGHT NOT COME BACK ALIVE AS THEY HAVE THE TALENT TO KILL A NORMAL PATIENT BY DOING BLUNDERS .... IIF YOU HAVE LUCKILY COME OUT ALIVE YOU ARE SURELY BEEN ROYALLY ROGERED ON BILL. ONE MR PHADKE FROM THE BILLING WHO LOOKS AND TALKS AS IF HE IS VERY FRENDLY AND COOPERATIVE AND WHO COMMITS THAT HE WILL GIVE CASH DISCOUNT WHILE DISCHARGE IS NIHAYATI UN COURTEOUS UN PROFESIONAL AND AWEFUL GUY WHO SHARES HIS NUMBER AND DOES NOT PICKUP ANY CALLS. HE IS EK NUMBER KA JHOOTA INSAAN and very awful.... about the hospital came to know the reality don't feel like taking the name of the pathetic hospital.
Its a total LOOTMAR UNPROFESSIONAL AND GROUP OF LIERS BE IT THE SUPPORT STAFF OR BE IT THE SO CALLED BEST DOCTORS OF THE TOWN. REFER TO THE LINK MENTIONED for more details on the drug that caused the death of my father which was prescribed to increase our bill turned out kill my father with the side effects of it. ye drug ka aur papa ke medical issues ka koi lena dena nahi tha https://lybrate.com/amp/medicine/terlipressin
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The reason for admission and cause of death was also changed and manipulated on my father's death certificate by the hospital authorities. God will Punish the culprits. I Have all supporting documents and Especially my Fathers videos while he was suffering at the hospital bills.. medical history admission note. discharge summary.... death summary and also photos of my father at the hospital. feel free to contact me if u want to know more about what had happened.
