HIV positive pregnant woman refuses treatment, suffers for six hours of pain; A to Z Counsel

Agra: A shocking news has come to the fore from Uttar Pradesh. The type of denial of treatment to HIV-infected pregnant women has come to the fore. The family members of the woman have alleged that the treatment was delayed or that the woman had lost her child.

After the onset of labor pain, the woman was admitted to the family hospital. But, after going there, the staff refused to treat him. There would have been a stretcher in the hospital for about six hours. However, still no doctor has come to treat him, his family members have complained about this. In this case, the family members of the woman filed a complaint and the order for investigation has been given by the Principal of Firozabad Medical College.

Women work in factories to make bangles. He said that 20 thousand rupees would have been given for delivery in a private hospital. Later, after consulting with NASCOCHIA (National AIDS Control Organisation) officials, we decided to admit her to medical college. On Sunday afternoon at 2.50 pm, we were admitted to the hospital. My daughter would have been on a stretcher for six hours. She used to have unbearable pain. After repeated requests, only one doctor did not come forward to test her, as the woman’s father said.

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After some time the panic of the woman started increasing. Even after going back and forth for six hours, no one came to tell me anything. After complaining to senior officials, a nurse took me to the antenatal class with me. After some time she gave birth to a child. But, the child started feeling scared to breathe. After that he was kept in the intensive care unit. We were told that he had died the next morning, as his father said. Also, the best way to make noise from the hospital is shaking your hands. Also, they are complaining that they are pressurizing me to correct the letter.

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The family members of women were not able to afford treatment in private hospitals. That’s why I asked him to go to medical college. But, not a single employee or doctor of the hospital was ready to treat him. After requesting the senior officers, they showed their readiness to treat him, but by then it would have been delayed, as Naskoche officer Sarita Yadav has said.

Meanwhile, the woman herself stays at her parents’ house. After one year of marriage, the lady separated from her husband. Her family members claimed that she had contracted HIV from her husband.