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Ex-Nepali prince shows slight improvement in health
Publication Date : 25-02-2013
Nepal's former crown prince Paras Shah, who has been undergoing treatment in Bangkot following a cardiac arrest since Tuesday, showed slight improvement in his recovery on Sunday.
Doctors involved in his treatment said in a statement issued on Sunday that they have been successful in stopping the bleeding in Shah's stomach. But his blood pressure is still low, they added.
The doctors found internal bleeding in Shah's abdomen on Saturday. The former prince has yet to gain consciousness.
According to the statement, despite the partial improvement in, Shah still remains in critical condition.
Shah is presently admitted at the Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital in the Thai capital.
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