Pranab Mukherjee in 'Septic Shock'; Condition Critical

Pranab Mukherjee, the former President of the country, is sick for the past few days. His health is only getting worse. His condition has worsened on Monday. At the same time, Army Hospital said that Pranab Mukherjee is currently under septic shock due to lung infection. They are constantly on ventilator support. The former President is undergoing treatment at Delhi-based Army Hospital (Research and Referral).

Pranab Da in serious condition:

Issuing health bulletin of Pranab Mukherjee on behalf of the hospital, it has been said that he is being supervised by a team of specialist doctors. Let us know that former President Pranab Mukherjee is hospitalized for the last 20 days and since brain surgery, he is constantly undergoing a serious condition. He is being treated under the supervision of a team of specialist doctors.

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Former President Pranab Mukherjee was hospitalized on the afternoon of August 10 in connection with a surgery. During the investigation, he was confirmed to be corona infected. Since then there is no improvement in his health. Pranab Mukherjee has been the 13th President of the country from 2012 to 2017.

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Pranab Mukherjee is admitted to Army Hospital in Delhi. He underwent brain surgery few days ago, after which he was put on ventilator. Before the surgery, he had a corona examination. Also, which was also reported positive. Thereafter, he developed lung infection and is being treated for the same, doctors said.

Earlier on Sunday, in the Health Bulletin from Army Hospital, it was said that Pranab Mukherjee is undergoing treatment for lung infection. According to doctors, his condition remains 'hemodynamically stable'. That is, Pranab Mukherjee's heart is working properly and blood circulation in the body is also normal. He is still in a deep coma.

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