Gujarat Home Minister Pradeepsinh Jadeja was operated for oral cancer and is recovering well, reports the hospital authorities.
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‘Gujarat Home Minister Pradeepsinh Jadeja has been shifted to the Intensive Care Unit, and an official bulletin from the hospital said that he would be kept under review for at least 72 hours.’
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Hospital sources said the surgery lasted six hours and the cancer cells from the Minister's mouth were removed. A sample of the cell has been despatched to a laboratory to ascertain the stage of cancer he was suffering from. Read More..
Jadeja has been shifted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), and an official bulletin from the hospital stated that he would be kept under observation for at least 72 hours. His health is currently stable.
The Minister was not feeling well for some days and was advised to undergo several tests.
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