IP Department

The Homoeopathic Medical College has a Hospital attached with facilities for admitting patients. A well-equipped Clinical laboratory, Radiology, Ultrasound, ECG facilities are available at the Hospital for effective diagnosis and treatment of the patients attending to the Homoeopathic out-patient and inpatient departments. The IPDs at the best homeopathic hospital, admit patients recommended by the doctors of the various departments in the OPD section. Admission to the IPDs is subject to the discretion and recommendation of the doctors and the availability of beds at the homeopathic hospital. Out of turn, admission is granted only in the cases of medical emergencies.

Casuality

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The hospital has a setup to receive emergency cases within the scope of Homoeopathy. Daycare facilities are available to accommodate paediatric age group and to attend patients who do not require an Inpatient admission. Minor OT procedures such as Suturing, Incision and drainage, bandaging are performed. Wound management with regular dressings is also done. Few of the types of cases that are encountered are acute abdominal emergencies, Bronchial asthma, Pyrexia, Seizures, Dysmenorrhoea, Acute backaches, bleeding disorders etc.

The casualty department is one of the very busy departments, and it is at the hub of hospital activities. It works almost around the clock. All patients who require emergency and prompt treatment and those who are seriously ill are first of all brought to the casualty department.

Most pediatric, gynecology, medicine, surgery, and orthopaedic patients are first examined by the RMO or the consultant in the casualty department. After primary examination and emergency treatment, the patients are shifted to respective wards or theaters as per the advice of the consultant.

Screening

Patients who seek Homoeopathic treatment are subjected to a process called screening, where the details of the complaints are explored and then they are directed to the appropriate Doctors and units.

Some acute cases or cases that require appointment with a specific doctor is managed here. All general enquiries on Homoeopathy and its treatment are clarified at the screening section.

A screening test is done to find possible health problems or diseases in people who don't have any symptoms of disease. The goal is to find a problem early enough to lower the risk of the disease. Or to find it early enough to treat it before it gets worse. Healthcare providers don’t use screening tests to diagnose diseases. But screening tests help to see if someone may need more testing to find out if they have a disease or other health problem.

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Investigative and Diagnostic Aids

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Radiography

All cases requiring radiographic interpretation are referred to our very own radiographic unit, where plain x-rays and other basic x-ray techniques are used. Conditions commonly referred are for chest x-ray, bone fractures, joints etc.

Ultrasonography

All cases requiring Ultrasound interpretation are referred to our very own Ultrasound scan unit from various OPDs and IPDs.

ECG

All patients suspected with cardiac ailments can avail the ECG facilities provided by our hospital.

Clinical Laboratory

Lab tests include

Biochemistry tests – Blood glucose, Serum Cholesterol, HDL, Triglycerides, Lipid profile, Urea, Creatinine, Uric acid, SGOT, SGPT & Total Bilirubin.

Haematology Tests – Haemoglobin, TLC, RBC Count, DC, PCV, MCV, MCH, MCHC, AEC, Platelet, E.S.R, BT, CT

Pathology Tests – Blood grouping & typing, Urine sugar and Protein, Ketone bodies, bile salts and pigments, Urine and Stool microscopic examination

Microbiology Tests – Urine Pregnancy Test, Mantoux Test

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