Performance report Mobile dispensary for chenchus Oct 2009

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SANGHA MITRA SEVA SAMITHI

Regd. No. 39-94, D.N.J. 25/415-2, R.S.Road, Nandyal – 518502 Ph.: 08514-247763 Kurnool Dt., A.P.

AFFILIATED To SEVA BHARATI (Western AP Reg. No.: 3136/90/AP)

(Administrative Office 3-2-106, Nimboli Adda, Kachiguda. Hyderabad-27. Ph. 040-24610056)

PROJECT SPONSORED BY IDRF, USA

MOBILE DISPENSARY AT DOORSTEPS OF PTG CHENCHU COMMUNITY OF KURNOOL

Dt.

Project Head Quarters: GOKAVARAM (Village), Kothapalli Mandal, Kurnool Dt.518422

Project Convener: Mr.M.Sudhakar Reddy Project In-charge: Mr.U.Mallikarjuna Sarma

Sanga Mitra Seva Samithi, Nandyal Bhaktha Kannappa Gurukulam, Gokavaram.

Doctors : Dr. M.D.V.N. Rama Sarma, Kurnool Dr.B.Murali Dhar, Kurnool

Dr. K.Parameswara Reddy, Atmakur

Performance – Cum – Achievement Report for the Period: 18-7-2009 to 31-10-2009.

I. For the year 2009-10, the mobile dispensary, service work in chenchu gudems, Kurnool district,is entrusted to 3 doctors only instead of 4, dividing the area in to 3 sectors.

II. A grant of $12,000 (Rs.5,72,160), released by IDRF USA for the 3rd time, received on 1-7-2009into SB a/c no10486273775 at SBI, Bazar Road, Nandyal kurnool dt. for the year 2009-10.

III. As we contemplate to have an alternative strategy so as to sustain good results that we achieved

in combat with TB, which was rampant in the chenchu tribal area of Kurnool dist., we startedscreening with the help of LCD projector, CDs of spiritual values, Mythological films, followed by counseling by the doctors present on health aspects, with reference to the ill effects of liquor,spurious drugs and other bad habits.

IV.(a) The regular visits as per schedule, the mobile dispensary started with effect from 18-7-09, for the

year 2009-10.(b) Unfortunately during the period 2-10-09 to 5-10-09, unprecedented, unexpected flood slashed

Kurnool district, particularly town and few parts of rural side and tribal area in the district. In 6chenchu gudems where in our mobile medical service is catering the needs, the floods swept awayall the belongings of chenchus i.e. fishing nets, the few numbers of goats and sheep they are

nearing crop, cooking utensils and other daily items which is all the poor man’s only wealth;while they themselves ran away for shelter to nearby hill rocks stranded there for about week days, till the waters receded, while some more gudems also had the impact of flood, but in a smallway. Any way, in a big way many philanthropists and seva societies came to the rescue of allthese flood victims in the area (chenchus and non-chenchu victims). They are slowly stabilizing.Though it is already past about 60 days, most of the victims who lost their houses are still takingshelter in tents in open areas.

(c) In these floods at Kurnool, residents of two of our doctors are badly damaged and are to beequipped from the scrap.



(d) Actually mobile dispensary resumed its schedule with effect from 6-10-2009.



V) Month wise no. of patients Treated during Jul. 09 to Oct 09.

Month OP New OP Old (Repeaters)TotalOP

M F C Total M F C Total

Jul-09 112 224 89 425 2 4 0 6 431

Aug-09 154 269 164 587 78 195 48 321 908

Sep-09 101 152 118 371 79 138 43 260 631

Oct-09 63 133 53 249 81 109 76 266 515

430 778 424 1632 240 446 167 853 2485

Gudem wise visits by Mobile Dispensary during 01-07-2009 to 31-10-2009

S.N Name of the Gudem Name of the

MandalJul 09 Aug 09 Sep 09

Oct 09 No. of Visits toGudem.

1 Peddacheruvu C.G Atmakur 1 2 2 2 7

2 Nagaluti Atmakur 2 3 2 2 9

3 Bairluti Atmakur 1 2 2 2 7

4 Amalapuram Atmakur 1 2 2 2 7

5 Indireswaram Atmakur 1 2 2 2 7

6 V RC Colony Atmakur 1 2 2 2 7

7 Nallakaluva Atmakur 1 2 2 0 5

8 Vempanta pamula padu 1 2 1 1 5

9 Velugodu Velugodu 1 2 2 0 5

10 Narapareddy Kunta Bandi Atmakur 1 2 2 0 5

11 Nemallakunta Bandi Atmakur 1 1 2 0 4

12 Nayuni Cheruvu Bandi Atmakur 1 1 2 0 4

13 Kottala Cheruvu C.G Atmakur 1 0 2 1 4

14 Palem cheruvu C.G Kotha palli 2 4 2 2 10

15 Errakunta C.G Kotha palli 2 4 2 2 10

16 Kotha palli Kotha palli 1 4 4 2 11

17 Edurupadu Kotha palli 1 2 1 2 618 Chadarampenta Kotha palli 1 3 2 2 8

19 Janala Kotha palli 0 0 1 1 2

20 Pata madugula Kotha palli 1 2 2 2 7

21 Erramatam Kotha palli 1 2 2 2 7

22 Musali madugu Kotha palli 1 1 2 2 6

23 Peddagummadapuram Kotha palli 1 3 1 3 7

24 Sivapuram Kotha palli 1 2 1 2 6



25 Mahanandi C.G Mahanandi 1 3 2 1 7

26 Gajulapalli R.S Mahanandi 1 3 1 1 6

27 Gajulapalli Metta Mahanandi 1 3 2 1 7

28 Chinnaiah Swamy C.G Rudravaram 1 3 1 1 6

29 Panyam panyam 1 3 2 1 7

30 Doralottala C.G Ahobilam 1 2 1 1 5

31 Ahobilam C.G Ahobilam 1 3 2 1 7

32 Hari Nagaram Rudravaram 1 3 2 1 7

33 D.Vanipenta Chagalamarri 1 3 1 1 6

34 Chagalamarri Chagalamarri 1 3 2 1 7

* Oct 09 – flood affected

Ailment Particulars for Jul. 09 to Oct 09 (4 months)

Name of the Ailment

No. of Suspecte

d Patients Name of the Ailment

No. of Suspected

Patients

RESPIRATORY TRACT DISEASES ENT DISEASESBronchitis 20 C.S.O.M 13

Allergic Bronchitis 14 A.S.O.M 12

Lower Respiratory tract Infection 31 Gilositis 3

Upper Respiratory Tract Infection 608

Tropical Pulmonary Eosinophelia 2 GASTRO INTESTINAL DISPRDERS

COPD 61 Diarrhea 44

Amoebic Dysentry 31

Gastoitis 138

DERMATOLOGICAL DISEASES Acid Peptioc Diseases 118

Pyoderma 42 Irritable Bowel Syndrome 3

Impetigo 3

Urtocaria 2 DENTAL DISORDERS

Furimciotos 2 Gingivitis 5

Fungal Infection 57 Dental Caries 7

Eczema 3 ORTHO PAEDIC

Scabies 13 Septic Arthritis 1

Nappy Rash 3 Osteu Arthritis 102

Cracked Foot 1 Myalgia 64

Dermatitis 18 Rhumatoid Arthritis 2

Worm Infection 7 Spondilitis 4

URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS14 Musculo Skelitac Pain 83

GYNAECOLOGICAL ONEUROLOGICAL DISEASES

Breast Abscess 1 Epilepsy 6

Pelvic Inflamatory diseases 8 Parkinsonism 3

Menurrhegia 10 Hemiperisis 2

Abscess 5 Sciatica 2

FEVER OPTHALMIC DISEASES

Viral Fever 7 Conjuctivitis 7

Malaria 23 Cataract 24



Common Cold 36 Vertigo/giddiness 8

General Debility 272 Fracture 2

Anaemia 231 Wound/Injury 71

Antenatal 58 Anixity 6

(i) Reports received from Doctors enclosed.

(ii) Spiritual activities in chenchu gudems.

Sd/ U.Mallikarjuna Sarma

A Report by Dr. M.D.V.N Rama Sarma

During the regular visits of mobile dispensary ANTENATAL check up is kept as mandatory to all

pregnant women in chenchu gudems. Pregnancy in early days is detected by preg-color test for chenchu

women for missed periods. Basing on the Heamatics status, Iron capsules/syrup, calcium supplement were

given. In first trimester folic acid is provided. All pregnant women in respective chenchu gudems are

immunized with TT serum trice in their gestational period.

With the continuous efforts of Antenatal care since 7 years, the child mortality rate is decreasing.

During this period, there were 30 pregnant women all have delivered normally in their respective chencu

gudems. 2 of them had cesarean surgery at Kurnool and Nandyal. No foetal abnormalities were detected.

Effective Antenatal care is prime cast for this achievement.

Sd/- Dr. M.D.V.N Rama Sarma



A Report by Dr. K.Parameswara Reddy

I have been working as the medical officer in this project since April 2007. Now I am looking

after the chenchu gudems in the regions of kothapalli Mandalam. I am visiting chenchu gudems twice in a

weak both on Monday and Wednesday. On Monday we are visiting places of Yedurepadu, Sivapuram,

Musalla Madugu, Erramatam, Pedda gummadapuram and pata madugula. On Wednesday we are visiting places of Kothapalli C.G, Errakunta, Palemcheru, kothalacheru, chadarampenta and once in a month we

are visiting Janala which is nearly 4km up near kapileswaram.

This project for the period 2009 to 2010 has began on 18/07/2009. Most of the cases that we have

come across are Anemia especially among women and we are providing long duration therapy for at least

2 to 3 months. Most of the patients are responding well to the treatment and there is significant

improvement in the health condition. Next majority of cases are respiratory tract infections. Most of these

cases are upper respiratory tract infection including common cold. Very few cases are LRTI and

Bronchitis. These ailments were more severe during the flood period of October 2009. Very few cases of

pulmonary tuberculosis were identified newly. Antenatal cases are also coming regularly for medical

checkup. Most of them are following medical advices and are doing well. Most of them are getting

delivery done under the supervision of medical persons.

It is noted that at least 2 to 6 persons in each chenchu gudems are suffering with cataract problem

of the eye. It will be benefit to these persons if we could conduct one medical camp especially to eye

problems. Now a days we have observed most of the chenchu community persons are showing intrest in

spiritual matters especially Errakunta and Peddagumadapuram chenchu gudems.

In Terracotta chenchu guide Idol of Lord Panchamuka Hanuman has been inaugurated under the

guidance and help of sevabharathi unit. This gudem people are offering regular pooja by cleaning the

premises, offering flowes to the lord and by lighting lamp at least once in a day. In peddagumadapuram

chenchu people has celebrated lord Ganesh chaturdi in this year 2009. They kept Idol of the Ganesh made

out of plaster of paris and offered pooja according to their ability. This gudem people are interested to

have one permanent Idol of the lord Hanuman and they are requesting for the guidance and other form of

help. Because of the continuous effort of this unit of seva bharathi there is an immense change in the

attitude regarding health and spiritual matters.

Sd/- Dr. K.Parameswara Reddy



A Report by Dr. B.Murilidhar

During visits of mobile dispensary we came across common skin disorders prevailing in

chenchu gudems as follows:

Scabies is one of the most predominant contagious skin disease mostly spread by drop out schoolchildren studying in govt. hostels, due to un-hygienic, un-cleanliness environment. Skin diseases

like Derma totes, furnculitis and fungal infections are precipitated.

C.O.P.D is commonly found in chenchu adults due to smoking etc. Asteo arthiritis is

predominantly found in elderly women, they were given calcium supplement and some NSAIDS

(Non steroid anti inflammatory drugs) uproot from medical care. We are also taking preventive

measures so that the diseases don’t relapse.

Sd/- Dr. B.Muralidhar



SEVA ACTIVITY in CHENCHU GUDEMS

07-08-2009 : Chinnaiah Swamy chenchu gudem - women folk of chenchu gudem performed

“Samoohika Vara lakshmi Vratam” in the month of “Kartheeka”. About 40 chenchu women assembled

with all Pooja material and performed Pooja with devotion in all sanctity. Dr. K.Udaya Shankar, Zilla

sangha chalak, Nandyal, enlightened them on the significance of the vratam. Participant women expressedtheir happiness in taking part in the pooja, while expressing that it was the first time for them to take part

in such occasion. Sri Sudhakar Reddy, Convenor, mobile dispensary project, sangha mitra seva samithi

and mobile dispensary doctors, along with local women participated in the celebration.

22-08-09: Yerrakunta Chenchu gudem – The first anniversary of installation of Pancha Mukha

Anjaneya Swami idol, in their gudem, was performed by chencus, under the guidance of Mobile

dispensary project staff. Gudem chenchus participated in Bhajan Programme. In the morning vedic

pandits performed Abhishekam, followed be chenchus collectively and also Dr.B.H Appu Rao (Atmakur)

and RSS mandal Pramukh conducted dharmic lectures and also collective feeding took place in gudem. In

all chenchu gudems, subsequently, National songs, and devotional songs were sung.

2-10-2009 : Bhaktakannappa Gurukulam – Gurukulam campus passed through a dreadful night on 2nd

oct 2009 under the grip of fear, of anticipated flash floods due to heavy rains in the upper regions. About

300 gokavaram villagers, ran for shelter into the campus leaving all their belongings at their residences.

Fortunately no untoward incident took place by the grace of god; flood with a small treat went off,

damaging the village. All villagers stayed in the campus for 3 days upto 5 th oct 09. Bhaktakanappa

gurukulam and mobile dispensary project volunteers took care of the victims in providing shelter and food

to them. From 4 oct to 3 nov, phylonthropists and seva societies connected with RSS and sevabharathi

collected all flood relief materials i.e. food, biscuits, bread, chepathies, rice, grams, pulsus, oil packets,

masala materials, tamarind, sarees etc. Varieties of clothings, mosquito curtains, bed sheets, mats, towels,

steel plates, kitchen ware, kerosene stoves, tent material, misc eatables etc for the survival of the victims

and distributed through sevabharathi and its mobile dispensary project in 10 villages around gokavaram.

In this calamity 6 chenchu gudems badly affected with a big loss. M.D.P took special care in distributing

these items in the chenchu hamlets, apart from medical service, soon after the waters started receeding.

About 600 students, in flood hit area were provided with school bags, note books, slates and slate pencils,

pens and pencils and academic material. In all about Rs 10lakhs worth of material was distributed.

Sd/- C. Vasudeva Reddy

Karya kartha





Performance report Mobile dispensary for chenchus Oct 2009

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