Spinal cord pain: Musharraf discharged from hospital after checkup
He remained under medical observation for more than four hours
Parvez Musharraf in hospital on Tursday. PHOTO: TWITTER/@_Mansoor_Ali
KARACHI:
Former president Pervez Musharraf was rushed to the PNS Shifa Hospital with sudden pain in his spinal cord Thursday evening.
He remained under medical observation for more than four hours and was later discharged on doctors’ advice.
According to one of his near friends, Musharraf had no chest pain or heart related complication.
“The pain was so acute [in his spinal cord] that the former president was rushed to the hospital and remained in the intensive care unit for a few hours,” he said, adding, “He is in stable condition now.”
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Musharraf was taken back to home after a medical examination, he added. “He could be looked after better at home,” the aide said.
The former president on January 18 was acquitted in the murder case of Jamhoori Watan Party (JWP) leader Nawab Akbar Bugti.
Bugti was killed in a military operation in 2006.
Former president Pervez Musharraf was rushed to the PNS Shifa Hospital with sudden pain in his spinal cord Thursday evening.
He remained under medical observation for more than four hours and was later discharged on doctors’ advice.
According to one of his near friends, Musharraf had no chest pain or heart related complication.
“The pain was so acute [in his spinal cord] that the former president was rushed to the hospital and remained in the intensive care unit for a few hours,” he said, adding, “He is in stable condition now.”
Pervez Musharraf acquitted in Akbar Bugti murder case
Musharraf was taken back to home after a medical examination, he added. “He could be looked after better at home,” the aide said.
The former president on January 18 was acquitted in the murder case of Jamhoori Watan Party (JWP) leader Nawab Akbar Bugti.
Bugti was killed in a military operation in 2006.