Bangalore Swine Flu Testing Center and Hospitals
Isolation/Critical Care Facility for Bangalore, KarnatakaDr. Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Chest Diseases and SDS TB Hospital
Hosur Road,
Near NIMHANS,
Bangalore 560029,
Karnataka (Isolation and critical care)
Dr. S. Buggi, Ph: 09448042579
Dr. Nagraj, Ph: 09448057093
Control Room
Office of the Director (Health and Family Welfare),
Anand Rao Circle,
Bangalore - 560009
Phone no: 080 1056
Contact Time: 24x7
Nodal Officer:
Dr. Chelluraj, Ph: 09901060584
Dr. Vasudev Murthi, Ph: 09880024329
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RC from
Bangalore
on
17-Aug-2009 1:34
Can you update all gov and pvt hospitals where test are conducted?
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manik from
bangalore
on
25-Aug-2009 21:22
Hello Sir,
I am feeling sore in my throat for one week. Can it be a symptom of swine flu? Now what can I do, Please help me.
Thank You
Manik Sarkar
PH: 080 41157148
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doctor.chen from
bangalore
on
25-Aug-2009 23:58
please go to hospital immediately
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manik from
bangalore
on
26-Aug-2009 13:36
any hospital or any recognized hospital? Please give me any name of hospital which is located at bangalore?
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DR.MAULIK SHAH MD from
Not Specified
on
26-Aug-2009 18:31
VERY unspecific symptom. you need to clarify OTHER symptoms associated. Only SORE THROAT is difficult to call SWINE FLU.
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manik from
bangalore
on
26-Aug-2009 20:12
Sir,
I don't have any other symptom accept sore throat and it is about to 10 days. I do not have taken any medicine accept two chocolate. now it is not improving, I am very scared now. Please help me.
Regards
Manik
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DR.MAULIK SHAH MD from
Not Specified
on
26-Aug-2009 22:47
If only SORE THROAT is the symptom its very UNLIKELY to be swine flu as you do not have other cardinal features like FEVER- COMMON COLD etc.
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Dhananjaya Naidu from
Bangalore
on
29-Aug-2009 9:37
Sir,
My son is having fever since 2days with cough also. I showed it to Doctor. He has given some medicine like paracetamal and antibiotics. But the temp has not come down. It is showing always 101 to 102 degree. My son has very weak body. Kindly suggest me what I should do in this.
Thanks & Regards.
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rupa anjaria from
vapi
on
30-Aug-2009 12:02
my nine years old son was having same condition before 3 days ago but doctor told me as he is having very mild throat infection and no chest infection nothing to worry. my son is highly allergetic and low immunity kid. he is having tendency to have high graded fever. now since last 24 hours he is fine and playing.
i have also started to give him and my other family memebers tulsi, ginger and gudd ka kadha. i dont know this is making any difference but have a faith and try to give him that. all the best i am sure he will be fine soon
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Dhananjaya Naidu from
Bangalore
on
31-Aug-2009 10:28
Thank u very much for the suggestion. As you said we are following alongwith the medicine. Now my son is alright. The temp has come down. now it is normal.
Thank u once again.
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Venkatesh from
Bangalore
on
31-Aug-2009 12:46
Can we get the list of Private diagnostic center for the test of H1N1 at bangalore.
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satyendra kumar verma from
bangalore
on
31-Aug-2009 20:48
collage should be closed in bangalore because of swine flu ...
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Rahul Roy from
Bangalore
on
1-Sep-2009 18:48
Hi Doctor,
I am having temperature, cold and sore throat. Could it be swine flu??
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DR.MAULIK SHAH from
JAMNAGAR.(GUJARAT)
on
1-Sep-2009 22:41
As per the CURRENT LATEST GUIDELINES of GOVT.
• Patients with mild fever plus cough / sore throat with or without body ache, headache, diarrhoea and vomiting will be categorised as Category-A. They do not require Oseltamivir and should be treated for the symptoms mentioned above. The patients should be monitored for their progress and reassessed at 24 to 48 hours by the doctor.
• No testing of the patient for H1N1 is required.
• Patients should confine themselves at home and avoid mixing up with public and high risk members in the family.
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prasad samant from
Bangalore
on
2-Sep-2009 12:43
With swine flu cases continuing to rise sharply, the Union Health Ministry on Saturday issued fresh guidelines specifying screening and testing module for patients to contain the disease in the country.
The guidelines were finalised at a high-level meeting chaired by the Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad last night in connection with the various actions taken by the government for containment and mitigation of H1N1 cases across the country.
During the meeting that lasted for more than five hours till 10 pm last night, the Health Minister also discussed various guidelines and protocols developed by the World Health Organisation in Geneva, Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, Atlanta, USA and National Health Service, United Kingdom.
The meeting was attended by eminent experts from public and private hospitals/organisations besides senior officers of Health Ministry and Directorate General of Health Services.
As per guidelines, all individuals seeking consultation for flu-like symptoms would be screened at healthcare facilities -- both government and private -- or examined by a doctor and will be categorised broadly under three categories A, B and C depending on their health status, as per an official release here.
They will be given treatment and isolated as specified in the guidelines.
Patients with mild fever plus cough/sore throat with or without body ache, headache, diarrhoea and vomiting will be categorised as Category-A. They do not require Oseltamivir and should be treated for the symptoms mentioned above.
The patients should be monitored for their progress and reassessed after 24 to 48 hours by the doctor. For this category, no testing of the patient for H1N1 is required. Patients should confine themselves at home and avoid mixing up with public and high risk members in the family.
Category B has two subcategories. Category BI is for those patients, who have high grade fever and severe sore throat in addition to all the signs and symptoms mentioned under Category-A. They may require home isolation and Oseltamivir.
Category BII is for those, who have in addition to all the signs and symptoms mentioned under Category-A are having one or more of the following high risk conditions like children less than 5-years-old, pregnant women, persons aged 65 years or older, patients with lung diseases, heart disease, liver disease, kidney disease, blood disorders, diabetes, neurological disorders, cancer and HIV/AIDS, patients on long term cortisone therapy. They shall be treated with Oseltamivir but no tests for H1N1 is required for Category-B (I) and (II).
However, all patients of Category-B (I) and (II) should confine themselves at home and avoid mixing with public and high risk members in the family.
In category C, those patients fall, who in addition to the above signs and symptoms of Category-A and B, have one or more of the following problems like breathlessness, chest pain, drowsiness, fall in blood pressure, sputum mixed with blood, bluish discolouration of nails, irritability among small children, refusal to accept food, worsening of underlying chronic conditions.
All these patients mentioned above in Category-C require testing, immediate hospitalization and treatment.
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Rhul from
Bangalore
on
2-Sep-2009 15:36
Thank you very much for the detail information.
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Madhura from
Not Specified
on
6-Sep-2009 4:50
When so many people have died of swine flu in Bangalore, why can't Government allow Private labs to test for swine flu? In Delhi one of the Private Labs (which is identified by the Government as the testing center for swine flu)will send the technicians to the patients' home to draw blood and charge Rs 4,500/ per test. This avoids the hassles of standing for hours in the testing centers when someone has flu like symptoms.
Please... let the Bangaloreans have this facility. Can someone in authority do something about this?
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Riddhi from
Bangalore
on
8-Sep-2009 23:54
One of the Bangalore Swine Flu Testing Center is asking us to get admitted to do swine flu test done. Thought my husband has sore throat and breathing problem along with high flu from past 5 days. fever is not coming down so one of the doctor has asked us to visit near by testing center to do swine flu test... plz suggest if its req to get admitted to do this test?
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Mandar from
Mumbai
on
10-Sep-2009 13:20
Please proceed with the testing, don't expose your husband in to children and other people. I wonder why you have not done the testing!!
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Arvind from
Not Specified
on
10-Sep-2009 13:52
Yes, I think immediately you should go and get him admitted and go for the test. Fever is not coming down since 5 days which is not good. Kindly do as the doctor says.
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Satish Agrawal from
Pune
on
12-Sep-2009 23:46
Without wasting much time asking here and there, you should do whatever doctor advices. They know better than us. So get him tested ASAP.
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Anurag from
India
on
14-Sep-2009 22:38
If the Doctor is suggesting admission to hospital, please heed the warning and get admitted.
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riddhi from
Not Specified
on
15-Sep-2009 0:17
thank u all for ur comments... thank god my husband was not h1n1 infected... those symptoms was due to bronchitic infection... i will write detailed information later about how ppl (hospitals) took advantage and tried to meant money… I am upset with all the drama which happened… till I write nxt post happy reading and posting comments…
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Arvind from
Bangalore
on
22-Sep-2009 12:23
Hi Riddhi,
can you furnish the detailed information about the health problem and the drama which happened with you. It might be helpful for us in future.
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Shiva from
Not Specified
on
10-Sep-2009 10:42
Hi,
I'm having running nose, cough & mild fever. Sometimes joint pains. Should I get the tests for H1N1 done
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Satish Agrawal from
Pune
on
12-Sep-2009 23:48
Consult your family physician first. It could be normal flu or could be swine flu. Doctor knows better than us. So consult your doctor and follow the advice.
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ali from
Bangalore
on
17-Aug-2009 19:08
Can we get the list of Private diagnostic center for the test of H1N1 at bangalore. Govt. test center are more risky bcoz lots of infected person are there and have to wait in que. Please specify paid testing center at bangalore.
We will be very greatful.
Thanks
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Pandurang from
Bangalore
on
23-Sep-2009 17:32
I am running fever since yesterday, and visited the doctor yesterday.. Had temp of 100.7 F, but no cough/sore throat, neither vomiting or cold symptoms.. I have been taking antibiotics and paracetamol as prescribed, but the fever has not reduced much even after a day,and also have joint pains.
Do i have to get tested for swine flu??
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mrutyunjaya from
bangalore
on
17-Aug-2009 19:47
Is bangalore medical college a swine flu testing centre?
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Suresh from
Bangalore
on
5-Oct-2009 20:08
My four year son is having fever since 7days. We recently travelled to mumbai where he started getting high fever. After coming to B'lore he developed very bad cold due to change in weather. High fever (104) goes after taking fever medicine but comes again after few hours. Consulted pediatrician suggested to get done Typhoid, malaria test which found –Ve but bacterial infection seen for which doctor started new antibiotics (Augmentin Pro syrup) but still he is not showing any improvement and still getting high fever. I am really not sure blood tests done are enough/correct and he is getting right medicine/treatment. Doctor has still not advised for H1N1 test which is my concern.
Kindly suggest me what I should do in this case
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Adi from
Not Specified
on
5-Oct-2009 22:39
I have been having severe throat infection and slight fever(99.9) from yesterday, body aches and cough is also present. Doctor prescribed antibiotics and paracetomol, just took it 2 hours before, fever body ache gone and throat pain is getting better. Should I still get tested for H1N1, Docor took blood tests and asked me to wait till tomorrow evening. I am worried and want to know if early testing will be good. Or does this not sound like swine flu. I do not have vomiting or stomach upset.
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srinivasarao from
Bangalore
on
21-Oct-2009 17:14
Hi,
I got a fever,headace, cough, running nose and throat pain from last 5 days. I just want to know is it the swine flu or not. Recently I went to my native and return back to bangalore today.Now my wife is suffering with running nose, throat pain and headace.I checked up with the doctor in my native.He did the blood&urin test(Not swine flu test) and he told me this is normal fever.But the symptoms are like the swine flu.Can any one please confirm me on this.I am afraiding about this.
Thanks
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Prakash from
Bangalore
on
26-Oct-2009 14:27
Hello,
My mother is having fever, cough, cold sore throat, head ache and body ache for the past 10 days. In between it got reduced a little and she had taken a bath three days bac and things got severe yesterday night.
She is aged 68 and she looks very tired now. She was taken to hospital around 12 days back and she had 102 degree fever. She had given a injection and teh fever reduced for few days. Things are bad again and she's not keeping well at all right now.
Appreciate if you suggest, whom to be contacted. We stay in Kasturi nagar, near to Banaswadi. The near by hospitals in our area is Chaya hospital, CMH hospital Indiranagar.
Kindly advice wht to be done.
Thanks,
Prakash.
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Rohit from
Bangalore
on
15-Dec-2009 10:48
Can you please let me know the nearest Swine Flu testing center to R.T.Nagar in Bangalore?
This is urgent.
Thank You.
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Anup Kumar Mishra from
Bangalore
on
5-Jan-2010 4:42
Dear Sir,
I am having cold for four days with severe pain over the right Eye. I want to get myself checked for Swine Flu. Could you notify me of the nearest Hospital or Clinic where the testing is done and what timings?
I would be grateful to you for your help.
Thanks and Regards,
Anup.
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TATHAGAT BEHERA from
bangalore
on
26-Jan-2010 11:46
Dear sir,
since last two days I am feeling some fever ,cough & mostly body pain Such as shoulder pain , Thai& some muscle pain & some weakness .
Are all these are swine flu symptoms .I am staying at Murgesh palya Old airport road ,where can I check for this.
Thanking you
Tathagat
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kiran from
bangalore
on
18-Aug-2009 11:49
Can we get the list of Private diagnostic center for the test of H1N1 at bangalore
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