The 93-year-old former Tamil Nadu chief minister was admitted to the Kauvery Hospital on December 1.
Highlights
- M Karunanidhi was today discharged from a private hospital in Chennai
- He was hospitalised on December 1 due to a drug-induced allergy
- The DMK chief's vital signs and bio-chemical parameters are now normal
DMK chief M Karunanidhi was today discharged from a private hospital in Chennai after a week-long treatment for nutritional and hydration support.
The 93-year-old former Tamil Nadu chief minister was admitted to the Kauvery Hospital on December 1 after being treated at home for a drug-induced allergy.
"After medical treatment, he has improved substantially and was discharged from the hospital today," Kauvery Hospital Executive Director Dr S Aravindan said.
In a statement, he said the DMK chief's vital signs and bio-chemical parameters have normalised now.
"He has been advised rest and Kauvery Hospital will continue to assess and provide necessary medical and nursing care to facilitate his recuperation at home," he said.
The drug-induced allergy has virtually kept M Karunanidhi out of public activities for the past one month.