01-30-2008, 03:32 PM
<b> I was administered wrong drugs: Taslima Nasreen </b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->New Delhi, Jan 30: Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen, who was admitted to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in New Delhi for 'suspected drug effect' Jan 26, said Wednesday that <b>she had been administered wrong medicines by government deputed doctors leading to the hospitalisation</b>.
In her first telephonic interview from her undisclosed address after she was discharged from the hospital Wednesday, the writer said: 'I was living under stress and that caused hypertension.'
According to Nasreen, when she felt uneasy, she wasn't seen by a cardiologist and was instead taken to some place where a doctor deputed by the government gave her 'wrong drugs'.
<b>'I immediately fainted from the poisonous effect Saturday evening. Then I was taken to the AIIMS and there the doctors saved me. I was in the CCU,'</b> Nasreen said.
'I am not yet stable. I cannot consult doctor of my choice even now,' said the writer who is also a physician herself.
'My blood pressure is fluctuating. I am not sure what to do. A wrong news that my visa has been extended is doing the rounds too.'
Y K Gupta, chief spokesperson of AIIMS, had said Tuesday: 'Taslima Nasreen was brought to our hospital Jan 26 night. She was admitted after initial investigation found that she was suffering from suspected drug effect. It could be the side effect of some drug as well.'
He said the 45-year-old author was also 'complaining of uneasiness and hypertension'.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Indian Govt is using Halal on her, why slow death? I don't hear sound fro, all those roy, chatterjee, Laloo, Nayar, Bidwai dharna to protect this woman. This is sad.
In her first telephonic interview from her undisclosed address after she was discharged from the hospital Wednesday, the writer said: 'I was living under stress and that caused hypertension.'
According to Nasreen, when she felt uneasy, she wasn't seen by a cardiologist and was instead taken to some place where a doctor deputed by the government gave her 'wrong drugs'.
<b>'I immediately fainted from the poisonous effect Saturday evening. Then I was taken to the AIIMS and there the doctors saved me. I was in the CCU,'</b> Nasreen said.
'I am not yet stable. I cannot consult doctor of my choice even now,' said the writer who is also a physician herself.
'My blood pressure is fluctuating. I am not sure what to do. A wrong news that my visa has been extended is doing the rounds too.'
Y K Gupta, chief spokesperson of AIIMS, had said Tuesday: 'Taslima Nasreen was brought to our hospital Jan 26 night. She was admitted after initial investigation found that she was suffering from suspected drug effect. It could be the side effect of some drug as well.'
He said the 45-year-old author was also 'complaining of uneasiness and hypertension'.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Indian Govt is using Halal on her, why slow death? I don't hear sound fro, all those roy, chatterjee, Laloo, Nayar, Bidwai dharna to protect this woman. This is sad.