Olympic medal winner Indian Shuttler Saina Nehwal is battling with Stomach Ache Gastroenteritis these days and Doctor Advice her to be admitted in the hospital right now. After all the observation and the entire checkup did by the doctor.
Due to this problem, Saina had to withdraw from the Swiss Open in Basel. Gastroenteritis is also called 'Stomach Flu' in the common language. This is actually an infection in the Intestines that Causes Diarrhea, Stomach Cramps, Vomiting, and Fever.
Saina, who reached to the quarter-finals of the 'All England Championship', said, "I was playing despite with a lot of pain in the stomach but after trouble grew, doctors examined it. I have been admitted to the hospital on their advice.
Saina was knocked out of All England Championships on Friday where she lost to World No.1 Tai Tzu Ying of Taiwan in the quarter-finals at the Birmingham Arena. Saina failed to go past her nemesis – who has now defeated the Hyderabad shuttler in 13 straight matches. The ace shuttler has vowed to return to the court soon.
The London Olympics bronze medalist is one of the most successful shuttlers in the country. She had a stellar 2018 bagging two elusive gold medals at the Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast. She won gold in Women's singles and Mixed team events of the competition. She also bagged two bronze medals at the Asian Game and Asian Championships respectively last year.
Nehwal has not tasted major success in 2019 yet as she started the year with a semifinal finish at the Malaysia Masters where she lost to Spanish ace Carolina Marin. Saina was once again up against Marin in the final of the Indonesia Masters in January this year and was crowned champion after the Spaniard Retired due to injury.
Saina posted on her Instagram Page that she is being admitted to the hospital on the advice of the doctor. They said that bad news is. Last Monday, there was a lot of pain in the stomach. Despite the pain, some matches from All England were playing in some way, but now the Swiss Open has decided to withdraw and return to India.
