Anukul Diagnostic Centre

16/12/2022

Check your Winter Health Status with Complete Package of Routine and Special Blood Test 🩸.

Package Valid Upto 26th January 2023.

15/08/2021

22/06/2021

“As a health worker, be it a doctor, nurse or any paramedic, we mainly focus on the medical management aiming to cure the disease, not accepting the fact that all diseases are not curable. In that process, we tend to forget other issues like emotional, social, psychological and spiritual impact of the disease. This, to some extent, is because the concept of palliative care in the real sense is not taught and was not felt important, and the dignity of a dying person was not considered vital.

So many times it becomes challenging to manage the patient as well as their family because we miss addressing their non-medical issues as we are not tuned to that. As a result we fail to treat efficiently in spite of having good medical knowledge. And we wonder: where have we gone wrong?

In 2018, I got an opportunity to get trained in Palliative Care at Karunashraya Hospice of Banglore. That’s when I came to know how important it is to have good communication skills and the holistic approach in dealing with the patient’s chronic and non-curable illness, to avoid conflicts with them as well as feeling hopeless at the end of the treatment. By giving a complete palliative care we not only make them comfortable but also help them prepare for their death journey.

Cases of advance cancers, Kidney, Heart and Liver failures and many other chronic and incurable diseases are increasing day by day but the concept of Palliative care has not come into much practice: but people need to know about it because this needs a team work comprising medical, paramedical, social workers and volunteers from the community.

One of the best concepts of palliative care is giving the dying person dignity and respect, and helping to prepare them for a respectful, peaceful and satisfied journey towards Death.”

- Dr.Sangita S***a, Consultant Medicine in a Govt District Hospital in South Sikkim.

20/11/2020

26/04/2020

We are Functioning Normally for Blood related Tests.
ULTRASOUND and OPD Clinic is temporarily closed.
Maintain Social Distancing

13/08/2019

Ultrasound Whole Abdomin on 18th August.

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17/07/2019

Donate Blood Save Life

Some of the Values we must practice to Run an Organisation.

The Blood Army of Sikkim is a organisation of Entire Blood Donor, collectively Working For Social Development and implementation of NACO Guidelines on VBD. We don't have One man Army leading But An Army of Blood Donor and Coordinator working Voluntarily, Selflessly Day and night.

Join us For Noble Cause. Let's not make Suffer someone because of unavailability of Blood or a Donor. Let's work Voluntarily.

"Jindagi le Jitxa ki Daar le"