Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Balaji Hospital Saves 610-Gram Premature Baby After 79 Days
A baby boy was born very early, at 25 weeks.
He weighed only 610 grams, so he needed a lot of medical help.
He stayed in Balaji Hospital for 79 days.
Doctors used different kinds of breathing support to help him.
Dr K Saddam Hussain and the medical team cared for him.
The baby grew stronger during his stay.
When he left the hospital, he weighed 1.57 kilograms.
His parents thanked the people who cared for him.
A boy was born at 25 weeks weighing 610 grams.
He received 79 days of intensive care at Balaji Hospital in Kadapa.
His treatment included HFOV ventilation, conventional ventilation, and CPAP support.
Paediatric specialist Dr K Saddam Hussain led his care.
The baby was discharged weighing 1.57 kilograms, and his parents thanked the medical team.
- Who
- A male baby, cared for by Dr K Saddam Hussain and the Balaji Hospital medical team.
- What
- The baby recovered after intensive care and was discharged.
- When
- After 79 days of intensive care; the article does not give calendar dates.
- Where
- Balaji Hospital in Kadapa.
- Why
- He was born at 25 weeks and weighed just 610 grams, requiring intensive medical care.
- Birth gestation
- 25 weeks
- Weight at birth
- 610 grams
- Hospital stay
- 79 days
- Weight at discharge
- 1.57 kilograms
- Breathing support
- HFOV ventilation, conventional ventilation, and CPAP
- Hospital
- Balaji Hospital, Kadapa
- Paediatric specialist
- Dr K Saddam Hussain