Vinod Kambli's first statement after being admitted to the hospital amidst worsening health conditions

The former Indian cricketer was admitted to Thane's Akruti hospital amidst worsening health conditions and thanked the doctors for taking extensive care.

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Datrim Singha Ray

Published Dec 24, 2024, 10:42 am IST

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'I am Alive Because...' Kambli opens up for the first time after getting admitted
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Former Indian batting legend Vinod Kambli has been battling severe health complications lately. The 52-year-old was recently admitted to Thane's Akruti Hospital after being diagnosed with a urinary tract infection. Upon closer examination, the medical professionals revealed that not only was the legendary cricketer suffering from a urinary tract infection but also brain clots thus raising alarming concerns about his health. 

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Vinod Kambli conveys special thanks to the doctors for saving his life

Kambli's deteriorating health remains a concern for many of his loved ones including his ardent fans. But despite battling several health challenges upfront, the ex-cricketer seems to be holding up well. Kambli, in his maiden statement after being admitted thanked the doctors for their continued efforts in restoring his degrading health. Moreover, S Singh, the hospital in-charge also assured Kambli of life-long free treatment.

"I am alive because of the doctors here. All I would say is that I will do whatever sir (referring to the doctor) asks me to. People will see the inspiration that I'll give them."

At the time of his admission, Kambli was in a poor mental condition. He was observed to have been suffering from fever and dizziness and appeared very drowsy upon his arrival at the hospital. But Dr Vivek confirms that the cricketer is now in a position to respond to the doctors, hospital staff, and fans, serving as an indication that he is on the slow path to recovery.

"When he was admitted on Saturday, he was having massive cramps along with fever and dizziness. He was not able to sit, and was not able to walk. He was also drowsy at the time of admission. "We did all the investigation and after that came to know that he was having a urinary tract infection along with electrolyte imbalance. Sodium was a bit on the lower side, potassium was on the lower side. That was the reason for the cramps. His BP was also on the lower side. We started him on antibiotics."

More on Kambli's deteriorating health condition 

Kambli's health has been sliding downhill for quite some time now. However, serious concerns sparked when the ex-cricketer was spotted with his childhood friend Sachin Tendulkar during the unveiling ceremony of Achrekar's stature. Since then, more visuals of him emerged where was spotted walking with a lot of discomfort without the support. Besides, this was not the first time Kambli was admitted to the hospital. 

In a recent interview, he revealed he was admitted to the hospital about a month ago after he collapsed on the ground.

“I was suffering from a urine problem. It was just flowing. My son, Jesus Cristiano, picked me up and brought me back to my feet. My daughter, who is 10 years old, and my wife came to help me. This happened one month ago. My head started spinning; I collapsed and fell down. The doctor told me to get admitted."

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