The deputy chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, Pawan Kalyan has reportedly undergone a surgery due to a long-standing medical condition that deteriorated today morning.
According to the official communication made by the Janasena party, while discussing administrative matters with his officials on Friday morning, Pawan experienced severe discomfort.
He has been facing health-related issues for the past few months. Following the advice of his personal physicians, he cancelled Friday’s official engagements and visited the hospital.
At the hospital, doctors conducted medical examinations, including an MRI. After reviewing the reports, the medical team decided that surgery was necessary and performed the procedure.
Doctors have advised that he may resume official duties after a week to ten days of rest. However, they have also indicated that long-term precautions will be necessary, and that full recovery may take a longer period.
Kalyan had been suffering from extreme fatigue and frequent fever in recent times and this surgery might be providing him with some relief and the following resting period could help him that much more.
