Vinod Kambli was just admitted to a hospital in Thane. He has been dealing with health issues for a while. Kambli is receiving treatment at the same hospital right now, and a group of medical professionals are keeping an eye on him.
Regarding the illness of the former explosive batsman for Team India, a shocking revelation has been made. On Saturday, December 21, the former left-handed batsman was brought to a Thane hospital. Kambli reportedly complained of pain and was subsequently admitted to the hospital. Now that Kambli is being treated in the hospital, the attending physician has revealed something shocking about his condition. This suggests that Kambli has blood clots in his brain.
Kambli has this illness in his head
A fan of Kambli’s reportedly had him admitted to the hospital, according to a PTI report. His fan owns Aakriti Hospital in Thane, where he has been admitted. Kambli, the former cricket player, was admitted to this hospital after complaining of a urinary infection and strain, according to Dr. Vivek Trivedi, who is treating him here.
The physician said that following this, a number of tests were conducted, and the results included a startling finding. According to reports, 52-year-old Kambli has blood clots in his brain, according to Dr. Trivedi. The doctor said that a special team at the hospital is monitoring his condition, even though he did not elaborate on how serious it is at the moment. Also, his tests will be done again on Tuesday, December 24. Not only this, the doctor also told that the in-charge of the hospital has decided to treat Kambli completely for free.
In the news because of poor health
In recent weeks, there has been renewed news about Kambli’s declining health. He appeared extremely frail and was unable to even stand up when he was recently spotted at an event in Mumbai with Sachin Tendulkar. In addition, a few months prior, a video of him was released showing him walking incorrectly and requiring assistance from others. Former Indian captain Kapil Dev and his 1983 World Cup-winning squad saw Kambli’s recent state and offered assistance, but Kambli also acknowledged that he would need to commit to his own rehabilitation.