Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was today discharged from AIIMS, more than a week after he underwent a successful coronary by-pass surgery at the prestigious hospital.
"He was very cheerful and was enquiring about activities and happenings. He is on his way to recovery," Union Health Minister Ambumani Ramdoss told.
"in a week’s time, he will start working from home. By the pace of his recovery, I am sure he will come to office in 2-3 weeks," Union Health Minister said.
When asked about post-surgery concerns, Ramadoss said, "Infection is primarily of most concern for us. And we have seen that he has recovered very well".
The Prime Minister was discharged after the doctors completed the pre-discharge tests yesterday. He was admitted to the hospital on January 23 and underwent the surgery the next day.
Before getting into the car, the 76-year-old Prime Minister thanked all the doctors and staff who attended on him during the surgery and post-operation period.
The decision to discharge Singh from the hospital was taken by a team of doctors from Mumbai’s Asian Heart Institute (AHI) led by surgeon Dr Ramakant Panda.
Before getting into the car, the 76-year-old Prime Minister thanked all the doctors and staff who attended on him during the surgery and post-operation period.
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