Health Check-Up Reveals Serious Illnesses Among School Girls in NIchlaul

Maharajganj 03 September (desk):-NIchlaul: A health screening conducted at Kasturba Residential Girls School in Gadoura revealed serious health issues among the students. During the National Child Health Program, held at the Community Health Centre, 16 girls were found to be suffering from various severe health conditions. The program aimed to assess and address health issues in children, and upon examination, the school girls were diagnosed with multiple ailments. The attending female doctors provided advice and medication to ensure the students' well-being before they returned to their school.

Dr. Angres Singh, the superintendent of the Community Health Centre, reported that the health program was organized specifically for the girls from Kasturba Residential Girls School. Dr. Anjali Singh conducted the health assessments, revealing that one student was suffering from typhoid fever, while 11 others had various other health problems. Additionally, four girls were found to have vision issues. The program also included Dr. Neeraj Singh, the school warden Richa Tripathi, and Shailesh Kumar, who assisted in the screening and treatment process.

The health check-up was part of a broader initiative to monitor and improve the health of children in the region. The identified conditions were addressed with appropriate treatment and guidance to prevent further complications. The initiative reflects the commitment of the healthcare authorities to improve child health through preventive measures and early intervention.

The health department emphasized the importance of regular health screenings and timely medical intervention to manage and treat health issues effectively. The positive outcome of this program highlights the need for ongoing health assessments to ensure that students remain healthy and capable of performing well in their academic environment.