Thick or thin, Diabetes will be cured by surgery in Patna’s government hospital IGIMS, BP will also control
Patna. Patients troubled by sugar, BP and thyroid have now got great relief. Now patients will get relief from the burden of medicines. Permanent treatment of these diseases has become possible only through surgery. For this, patients do not need to go to any other states. This facility has started in Patna, the capital of Bihar. That too in a government hospital. Yes, now treatment of diabetes in Patna’s IGIMS is possible through surgery.
Giving information about this, Dr. Manish Mandal, Medical Superintendent of IGIMS, told Local 18 that earlier only the sugar was controlled through surgery in thick patients, but now thin people can also control sugar, BP and thyroid through surgery.
This will be possible
Dr. Manish Mandal, Medical Superintendent of IGIMS, said that diseases like diabetes, blood pressure and thyroid are not only obese due to metabolic disorder. He said, “Now we can also treat thin diabetic patients through metabolic surgery. In some cases done as a trial, this surgery has been completely successful and patients’ diabetes has become normal in three months.”
Beriatric surgery is remedy
Dr. Manish Mandal, Medical Superintendent of IGIMS, said, “This is a metabolic disorder. The level of BP, Sugar and Thyroid increases in people who are fat. Due to this, medicines were also increased. Due to biatric surgery, the obesity of such people will also decrease. Also the doses of medicines also decrease. Thyroid all becomes stable. “
He further said, “Apart from thin people, metabolism is also a big factor. It is also corrected through operation. It controls sugar, BP and thyroid.”
Relief will be found in many diseases
After metabolic surgery, patients get a lot of relief in thyroid, blood pressure, blood sugar, knee and joint pain. Till now, this surgery was available only in big institutions like Delhi AIIMS, PGI Lucknow and PGI Chandigarh, but now patients of Bihar have started getting this facility in IGIMS.
