<p>Thiruvananthapuram: A 28 year-old woman, who had fallen unconscious after allegedly being administered a wrong injection by a doctor at a state-run hospital five days ago, died here on Sunday, family sources said.</p><p>The deceased woman Krishna Thankappan, from nearby Malayinkeezhu, breathed her last at the Government Medical College Hospital here in the morning.</p><p>Her family had already alleged that medical negligence was the reason for the woman being unconscious for five days.</p>.Nipah virus infection kills 14-year-old in Kerala.<p>They accused Dr Vinu of Neyyattinkara General Hospital of administering a wrong injection when she had sought treatment there for kidney stones last week.</p><p>As she fell unconscious and her condition became worse, Krishna was later shifted to the Medical College here, they said.</p><p>Based on the complaint of her husband Sharath, Neyyattinkara police registered a case against Dr Vinu, under Section 125 of Bharatiya Nyay Samhita (BNS) on July 19.</p>.<p>BNS 125 refers to acts endangering life or personal safety of others.</p><p>According to the FIR, the deceased woman, who already had some allergy issues, sought treatment from Dr Vinu for kidney stone-related ailments.</p><p>The doctor showed negligence in performing his duty and administered some injection to the patient without conducting any allergy test on her, the FIR said.</p>.<p>However, the Kerala Government Medical Officers' Association (KGMOA) has rejected the allegations of the woman's family against the doctor.</p><p>The association, in a statement, claimed that the injection given by the doctor was an usual one being administered on patients suffering from abdomen-related issues.</p><p>Anaphylaxis, a rapid and severe allergic reaction which can happen due to any medicine, might be the reason for the tragic condition of the woman, it said.</p>.<p>"It cannot be considered as a treatment negligence," the KGMOA claimed.</p><p>Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor condoled the woman's death and sought a comprehensive probe into the allegations of medical negligence reported in the state-run hospital. </p>
<p>Thiruvananthapuram: A 28 year-old woman, who had fallen unconscious after allegedly being administered a wrong injection by a doctor at a state-run hospital five days ago, died here on Sunday, family sources said.</p><p>The deceased woman Krishna Thankappan, from nearby Malayinkeezhu, breathed her last at the Government Medical College Hospital here in the morning.</p><p>Her family had already alleged that medical negligence was the reason for the woman being unconscious for five days.</p>.Nipah virus infection kills 14-year-old in Kerala.<p>They accused Dr Vinu of Neyyattinkara General Hospital of administering a wrong injection when she had sought treatment there for kidney stones last week.</p><p>As she fell unconscious and her condition became worse, Krishna was later shifted to the Medical College here, they said.</p><p>Based on the complaint of her husband Sharath, Neyyattinkara police registered a case against Dr Vinu, under Section 125 of Bharatiya Nyay Samhita (BNS) on July 19.</p>.<p>BNS 125 refers to acts endangering life or personal safety of others.</p><p>According to the FIR, the deceased woman, who already had some allergy issues, sought treatment from Dr Vinu for kidney stone-related ailments.</p><p>The doctor showed negligence in performing his duty and administered some injection to the patient without conducting any allergy test on her, the FIR said.</p>.<p>However, the Kerala Government Medical Officers' Association (KGMOA) has rejected the allegations of the woman's family against the doctor.</p><p>The association, in a statement, claimed that the injection given by the doctor was an usual one being administered on patients suffering from abdomen-related issues.</p><p>Anaphylaxis, a rapid and severe allergic reaction which can happen due to any medicine, might be the reason for the tragic condition of the woman, it said.</p>.<p>"It cannot be considered as a treatment negligence," the KGMOA claimed.</p><p>Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor condoled the woman's death and sought a comprehensive probe into the allegations of medical negligence reported in the state-run hospital. </p>