What happened after this is shocking. In the name of treatment, Bhopa bitten the woman’s stomach and cut her teeth, and claimed that she had removed the stone. The woman’s husband Bunty said that Reshma had a severe stomach ache a few days ago.
12 mm stones in gallbladder
On investigation, it was found that there was a 12 mm stones in his gallbladder. The doctors had advised the operation, but the family could not get treatment due to fear and expenses. After this, on the advice of an acquaintance, he reached near a Bhope located in Pur village of Bhilwara district. The first slip was cut there, then waiting for about 1 hour. Bhope acted with treatment by placing a mouth on the stomach and suddenly bitten with teeth.
Bhopa did not celebrate even after the pain is unbearable
Bhopa showed some pieces of stone to the woman and claimed that this is the stone that has now come out. But a few hours later, the condition of the woman started deteriorating again. When the pain became unbearable, the family took him to Bundi District Hospital. There Dr. Ratna Jain investigated and told that there is still stones in the gallbladder and there are teeth marks on the stomach.
Danger of infection due to tooth cut wound
Dr. Jain said that the woman does not have an infection at the moment, but there is a risk of infection due to a tooth cut wound. If there was no treatment in time, it could have proved to be fatal. The woman is being given the necessary medical treatment and now her condition is normal. This incident once again proves that superstition still remains a serious threat in rural areas, where superstition is given priority instead of medicine.