
Mamata Banerjee's medical tests reports satisfactory, health condition stable
India Today
Doctors treating West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee who was admitted to SSKM hospital in Kolkata after suffering an injury in Nandigram, on Thursday evening said that her health condition has "improved slightly and she is stable".
Doctors treating West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee who was admitted to SSKM hospital in Kolkata after suffering an injury in Nandigram, on Thursday evening said that her health condition has "improved slightly and she is stable". Medical test reports of the 66-year-old TMC supremo were also satisfactory and she is responding to treatment. "But the X-Ray done on her left leg showed a degenerative joint disease. We are treating that," a senior doctor at the state-run SSKM Hospital said.
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