Rishikesh: On the third day of the Special Health Camp organized at the Sub-District Hospital, Rishikesh, specialist doctors from various departments continued to provide comprehensive healthcare services to patients. A large number of local residents availed themselves of expert consultations and diagnostic services.
The camp, conducted under the guidance of the Chief Medical Superintendent and coordinated by the Camp In-charge, benefited a total of 795 patients, including 367 men and 428 women, on the third day.
During the camp, 142 individuals were screened for hypertension and diabetes. Under Maternal and Child Health Services, 74 pregnant women underwent Antenatal Care (ANC) check-ups. In addition, 19 adolescent girls received counselling on menstrual hygiene, while 45 beneficiaries were counselled on nutrition and proper healthcare practices.
As part of the National Tuberculosis Elimination Programme (NTEP), 213 individuals were screened for tuberculosis (TB) and provided with information and counselling on various national health programmes.
The hospital laboratory conducted 178 diagnostic tests, including haemoglobin, Liver Function Test (LFT), Kidney Function Test (KFT), and lipid profile investigations.
Additionally, 93 X-ray examinations and 53 ultrasound scans were carried out.
The Chief Medical Superintendent expressed gratitude to all specialist doctors, medical officers, nursing officers, paramedical staff, and supporting personnel for their dedicated services. He stated that organising such health camps is a key priority of the Health Department, ensuring that specialist healthcare services are made accessible to people at the local level.
