ONGOLE: Exposing the sheer negligence of medical examiners, five infants aged around two months have been given the wrong remedy with the aid of an Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) and an ASHA worker at Chirala in Prakasam district on Saturday. Of the five, 4 developed headaches and were shifted to a private health center, where they may be treated within the Intensive Care Unit.
According to information reaching the district headquarters, a clinical camp was held in Vijayanagar Colony of Chirala, in which kids have been vaccinated. Five infants have been added to the camp, and the medical examiners administered the vaccine to them. The medical experts have been advised to present paracetamol capsules to the parents to manage the toddlers who develop a fever due to vaccination. The infants should deliver a dosage of one/4 of the pill combined with water, a health respectable said. The medical experts gave medication used to manage diabetes in place of paracetamol to bring down the temperature. After administering the dosage of medicine upon arriving home, the infants experienced advanced headaches with excessive sweating, and they almost lost consciousness.
Meanwhile, ANM Aruna and ASHA worker M Krupamma noticed that the number of paracetamol pills with them had into as far as the number of pills to be given to diabetic patients. They sensed the hassle and called up their mother and father on their cellular phones and informed them about the lapse. The cell phone numbers of the mother and father were taken at the time of vaccination. Though the capsules have been given to five toddlers, luckily, one of them vomited quickly after administering the tablet. As the four infants commenced to lose awareness, they were shifted to a nearby private hospital, and they are being in the ICU. “The toddlers — one male and 3 women — are saved under observation. Their situation is enhancing,’’ the authentic stated. When contacted, DMHO Dr. S Rajyalakshmi informed TNIE that there had been a clean lapse and negligence on health workers.
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