US EditionNCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar admitted to hospital in Pune after suffering from mild dehydration: Doctors.
Sharad Pawar, aged 85, is under medical supervision with intravenous fluids for mild dehydration and expected to be discharged after about two days, hospital officials said.
- Sunday’s admission of NCP president Sharad Pawar to Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune for mild dehydration was reported by PTI and ANI.
- Earlier this month, Pawar was treated at Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune from February 9 to February 14 for chest infection and breathing difficulties.
- Under supervision from Dr Parvez Grant, Chief Cardiologist and Chairman and Managing Trustee, Ruby Hall Clinic, and Dr Abhijit Lodha, Consultant Physician, Ruby Hall Clinic, doctors began intravenous fluids and said he will remain in hospital for two days.
- Accompanied by his daughter Supriya Sule, NCP MP, and wife Pratibha Pawar, Sharad Pawar was advised rest for a few days and gradual resumption of duties, doctors said.
- The 85-year-old veteran leader has a notable medical history as an oral cancer survivor and was admitted on Sunday days after his nephew Ajit Pawar's plane crash death.
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Sharad Pawar Health Update: NCP (SP) President Hospitalised in Pune’s Ruby Hall Clinic After Experiencing Mild Dehydration
Nationalist Congress Party (SP) president Sharad Pawar, 85, was on Sunday admitted to a private hospital after experiencing mild dehydration, doctors said Dr. Purvez Grant, Chairman and Managing Trustee of Ruby Hall Clinic, informed that the health of the veteran leader is stable. "He needs fluids. His condition is stable. Sharad Pawar Health Update: NCP (SP) President Hospitalised in Pune’s Ruby Hall Clinic After Experiencing Mild Dehydration.
NCP-SP leader Sharad Pawar has once again fallen ill. He has been admitted to Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune.
NCP chief Sharad Pawar admitted to hospital in Pune due to mild dehydration
Sharad Pawar was admitted to Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune on Sunday due to mild dehydration, and doctors have confirmed that his condition is stable. He is likely to remain hospitalised for a few days before being discharged.
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