As prominently stated on all official Buddha Hospital prescription pads:
Any pharmaceutical substance can trigger an unforeseen allergic response or drug reaction depending on individual physiology. If you experience skin rashes, itching, facial swelling, breathing difficulty, dizziness, or vomiting after taking a prescribed medication, stop the drug immediately and contact your attending doctor or visit our 24-hour casualty unit in Padrauna.
As printed verbatim on the official hospital prescription pad:
Prescription pads, clinical summaries, and advice sheets issued by Buddha Hospital are meant solely for patient diagnostic and therapeutic care. They are not issued for medico-legal court disputes, formal arbitration, or judicial testimony unless explicitly certified through official medical board documentation.
The medical articles, surgical descriptions, and clinical symptoms outlined on this website are compiled for general educational awareness only. They do not constitute individualized medical diagnosis, therapeutic prescription, or clinical endorsement. Always seek the direct guidance of a qualified medical practitioner before making decisions regarding surgeries, medications, or health conditions.
Buddha Hospital & Research Centre Institutional Foundation does not publish unverified success rates, speculative promises, or guaranteed surgical outcomes. Every medical condition and surgical intervention (such as laparoscopic gallbladder surgery, kidney stone procedures, cataract surgery, or fracture repair) involves clinical risks, biological variables, and individual healing factors that will be discussed transparently during in-person clinical consultations.
Do not use website appointment forms for urgent, life-threatening conditions. In acute medical crises (e.g., severe chest discomfort, traumatic hemorrhage, loss of consciousness, severe head injury), dial our emergency number 9839600849 immediately or transport the patient directly to our casualty department at Chhawani, Kasya Road, Padrauna.
