No Gym, No Film Shoot: What Saif Ali Khan Has Been Advised Not To Do After Discharge
Saif Ali Khan will need to undergo regular check-ups with a general surgery physician to monitor the healing progress of his wound.
Actor Saif Ali Khan, who recently underwent surgery after being stabbed multiple times during a robbery attempt at his Bandra home, is set to be discharged from Lilavati Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. According to the hospital's medical team, Saif will be released later today. However, the doctors have advised him to continue resting for a few more days to ensure a full recovery.
Saif Ali Khan set to be discharged from Lilavati Hospital
A team of four doctors who operated on and treated Saif Ali Khan has granted permission for his family to take him home. However, the medical panel has made it clear that the decision of when to discharge him rests entirely with his family.
Saif is able to walk and communicate, but his full recovery will take approximately a month. This is particularly crucial for the area on his back where he was stabbed, as a portion of the knife had broken off inside. He underwent cosmetic surgery on the affected region, and it will take about a month for it to heal completely.
Until then, doctors have strictly prohibited him from lifting heavy weights, going to the gym, or resuming film shoots, and stated the need for complete rest. Meanwhile, the medical team at Lilavati Hospital is preparing a detailed prescription, outlining his medication schedule.
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Saif Ali Khan will need to undergo regular check-ups with a general surgery physician to monitor the healing progress of his wound.
Saif Ali Khan stabbing case
On January 16, Saif was stabbed multiple times while trying to fend off a burglar during the early hours of Thursday. He sustained six stab wounds, two of which are considered serious due to their proximity to his spine. The incident occurred at around 2:15 am, when the burglar allegedly broke into Saif's Bandra home, first attacking the house help and then Saif when he intervened.
Mumbai police has arrested the suspect in Thane and confirmed that he is a Bangladeshi national who had illegally entered India. The attacker, named Mohammed Shehzad, was a national-level wrestling champion while residing in Bangladesh.
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