Doctors at the Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences on Thursday said that though he is still &lsquo;critical yet stable&rsquo; and they are satisfied with his response to medication.&nbsp;The health bulletin issued by SSSIHMS Director AN Safaya said that the health of the spiritual leader is the same as it was on Wednesday evening. Dr Safaya said that &ldquo;Sri Sathya Sai Baba&rsquo;s vital parameters are near normal. These include functional indices of vital systems like heart rate, blood pressure, blood bio-chemistry and blood gas saturation values," in the bulletin.
Dr Safaya added that the &ldquo;Sai Baba continues to be on ventilator to assist his lungs and to allow the secretions to be sucked out.&rdquo;&nbsp;The bulletin added that the dialysis process has been reduced further and the godman&rsquo;s level of consciousness continues to show improvement.
The SSSIHMS director added that although the spiritual leaders&rsquo; state of health is still critical, the doctors&rsquo; panel attending on him are satisfied with the response shown to the treatment.

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Doctors satisfied with Baba's health

Social activist Anna Hazare&rsquo;s fast unto death battle in New Delhi against corruption in the form of demanding greater public role in the Anti-Corruption Bill (Lokpal Bill) is receiving immense support from various sections of society. This seventy two year old Gandhian follower&rsquo;s protest led to the resignation of Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar too.
Now, Anna Hazare is getting support even from Tollywood in this fight against corruption. Senior artist Mohan Babu as a part of social responsibility is holding a march in Tirupathi tomorrow as a gesture to the champion cause. &lsquo;It forms my duty to fight for corruption free society and we must give full support to Anna Hazare,&rsquo; said Mohan Babu. Let us see, how many more responsible artists will come forward as Hazare&rsquo;s fast reached third day.

Mohan Babu supports Anna Hazare

God man Satya Sai Baba&rsquo;s health is in a critical state. The diverse statements from Satya Sai Trust members, State Government ministers and Dr. Safaya have become worrisome for Sai disciples spread all over the world. Now, there is a new discussion in media and Government circles on how this Trust should be made to run, in the case Baba takes his last breath.&nbsp; The Trust has Satya Sai Baba as Chairman and former IAS officer K. Chakravarthi as secretary. Inner sources say, from the time Chakravarthi entered into the Trust, he was successful in distancing Baba from followers and disciples. Last few months, Baba didn&rsquo;t look into the good and bad of Trust keeping faith on secretary who already had entire Board members in his control. Now, State Government is decided to concentrate and ascertained to find out whether there is any difference of opinions among the Trust members and as how to run its various activities in the near future. State government sources say, as the way affairs of TTD were taken over by the then Government of Madras in 1933 and in 1966 by the AP government, same would be applied to Sai Baba Central Trust. As TTD is now running smoothly and devotees of Lord Venkateshwara are very happy with the way the activities of the TTD are being managed, same might apply even for Satya Sai Trust. So, Puttaparthi might become next Tirupathi!&nbsp; But, let us wish that Baba returns back to his normal health and run the Trust without the intervention of Government.

Puttaparthi to become next Tirupathi

The condition of Bhagawan Sri Satya Sai Baba has improved a lot compared to yesterday, stated Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences Director Dr A N Safaya.
The SSSIHMS director told media persons through a video bulletin that Satya Sai Baba&rsquo;s health continues to be stable and there has been no change since Tuesday morning.
He said that though the condition of Sai Baba remained more or less the same as on Monday, his level of consciousness has considerably improved.
"His vital systems are in stable condition. He still continues to be on assisted ventilation through ventilator and CRRT, which is a slow dialysis process," it said.
He said the medical experts are taking steps to prevent any infections spreading to the spiritual leader&rsquo;s lungs.
Dr Safaya added that Satya Sai Baba&rsquo;s pulse rate and blood circulation were stable and he was responding to treatment well.
&ldquo;All other vital parameters are nearly normal and satisfactory. He is under constant watch of the panel of doctors treating him,&rdquo; Dr Safaya said.
He appealed to devotees not to come to Puttaparthi and inconvenience the authorities.&nbsp;

Sai Baba's health improving: doctors

Doctors attending on Satya Sai Baba on Tuesday described the health of the spiritual guru to millions of people across the globe as &lsquo;stable&rsquo;, adding that he continues to be on ventilator support.
&ldquo;All his vital systems are in a stable condition,&rdquo; said a statement by the Director of the Satya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences. &ldquo;His health continues to be in the same condition as on Monday, but his levels of consciousness have improved considerably. Satya Sai Baba continues to be on assisted ventilation through ventilator and CRRT,&rdquo; the medical bulletin issued by the Institute.
Satya Sai Baba was admitted to the Institute, a super-speciality hospital at Puttaparthi on March 28.
Meanwhile, Section 144 has been imposed in the area after some of the godman&rsquo;s followers, agitated over not being allowed to meet him, smashed the windscreen of the district Collector&rsquo;s car on Monday.
The security here has been increased with additional police personnel to ensure that the situation does not turn explosive.

Doctors satisfied with Baba's health

Mohan Babu supports Anna Hazare

Mohan Babu supports Anna Hazare

Mohan Babu supports Anna Hazare

Puttaparthi to become next Tirupathi

Puttaparthi to become next Tirupathi

Puttaparthi to become next Tirupathi

Sai Baba's health improving: doctors

Sai Baba's health improving: doctors

Sai Baba's health improving: doctors

Satya Sai Baba's health described as 'stable'

Satya Sai Baba's health described as 'stable'