Dr Sonali Mittal, a gynaecologist at the clinic, found that gas-exposed women had a higher prevalence of hormonal conditions like early and premature menopause. Shirin Khan, a gas leak survivor, lost her husband to multiple problems and now suffers from various health issues, including gynaecological problems. Dr B Raghuram noted that gas-exposed individuals have elevated rates of kidney-related conditions and acute issues like myocardial infarction and ischemic heart diseases, possibly stemming from the initial injury caused by the gas leak.
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40 years after Bhopal gas tragedy, survivors many times more vulnerable to other health problems
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