Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Sairam Hospital Denies Social Media Allegations of Misconduct
A hospital in Khammam, called Sairam Hospital, is speaking out about something people have been saying on social media.
They treated a 13-year-old boy who had liver problems.
The hospital says the boy was already very sick when he arrived because of some unusual medicines he had taken before.
The doctors tried to send the boy to a government hospital first, but the parents insisted he stay.
The hospital wants people to know they did their best, explained everything to the family, and have proof of it.
The hospital also reminded everyone to be careful about unproven medical treatments and is running a free vaccination program for Hepatitis-B.
Sairam Hospital refuted allegations about the treatment of a 13-year-old boy with liver failure.
Dr. Jangala Sunil Kumar clarified details at the Khammam Press Club on Friday.
The boy was in a critical state due to prior unregulated herbal medicines and delayed treatment.
Hospital advised shifting patient but admitted him at parent's request.
Sairam Hospital promotes its free Hepatitis-B vaccination initiative.
- Who
- Sairam Hospital and Dr. Jangala Sunil Kumar.
- What
- Refuted social media allegations regarding the treatment of a 13-year-old boy.
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Khammam Press Club
- Why
- To clarify the treatment given to the boy and address public concerns.
- Hospital
- Sairam Hospital
- Location
- Khammam
- Issue
- Treatment of a 13-year-old boy
- Doctor
- Dr. Jangala Sunil Kumar
- Initiative
- Free Hepatitis-B vaccination