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A video of the incident, showing Vamsi Krishna confronting Dr. Nagarjuna and his assistants about their negligence, went viral on social media. (photo: News18)
The boy sustained an injury near his left eye after falling while playing. His parents took him to a nearby hospital where Dr. Nagarjuna and his assistants treated the injury using the FifiQuick instead of suturing it.
In Telangana, an MBBS-certified doctor is under investigation for treating a seven-year-old boy’s infection with ‘Fevi Kwick’ adhesive, which caused the wound to fester. The boy’s parents filed a police complaint, which led to an investigation.
Vamsi Krishna, his wife Sunitha and son Praveen Choudhary attended a wedding in Jogulamba Gadwal district, Telangana.
Bravin sustained a gash near his left eye after falling while playing. His parents took him to a nearby hospital where Dr. Nagarjuna and his assistants treated the injury using ‘Fevi Kwick’ instead of suturing it.
Praveen’s pain intensified, and his parents discovered the inappropriate treatment after consulting another doctor.
A video of the incident, showing Vamsi Krishna confronting Dr. Nagarjuna and his assistants about their negligence, went viral on social media.
The exchange revealed Dr. Nagarjuna’s claim that the accident occurred due to a power outage in the hospital.
The doctor answered in a soft voice, “No.. No.. It happened by mistake and there is no power supply in the hospital when we treat your son.”
However, the angry parent questioned the doctor’s lack of common sense in using the Fevi Kwick and not using battery-operated lights during a power outage.
Despite the doctor’s assurances that the boy would be fine and that he would take responsibility for any complications, the angry parent continued to berate him with harsh words.
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