Vinod Kambli Health Update: Former Indian Cricketer Battles Urinary Infection, Brain Clots, and Speech Difficulty
Vinod Kambli Health Update: Former Indian Cricketer Battles Urinary Infection, Brain Clots, and Speech Difficulty
Vinod Kambli Health News: Kambli, who made the headlines last October for his deteriorating health, was suffering from a urinary infection. However, despite recovering from it, the issue resurfaced, forcing Kambli to be hospitalised in December.
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Satata Karmakar
| Updated : August 21, 2025 6:51 PM IST
Vinod Kambli Health Updates: Former renowned Indian team Cricketer Vinod Kambli is experiencing sudden deterioration in his health. Taking to social media, his brother, Virendra Kambli, said that the 53-year-old, who is yet to recover from severe Urinary Infection (UI) is now facing serious difficulties in doing daily tasks. The condition has deteriorated so much that the ex-cricketer is now unable to even speak and walk properly.
Kambli, who made the headlines last October for his deteriorating health, was suffering from a urinary infection. However, despite recovering from it, the issue resurfaced, forcing Kambli to be hospitalised in December. MRIs also confirmed a clot in his brain, but after proper monitoring and supervision, Kambli was discharged.
Vinod Kambli Health Updates: What Has Happened To The Ex-Cricketer
Vinod Kambli was admitted to Akruti Hospital, Thane, on December 21, 2024, after suffering from a urinary infection and cramps. While initial scans, including brain and urine tests, did not reveal significant complications, Kambli's recovery has been slow, leaving fans and the cricket fraternity concerned.
A urinary tract infection, also known as UTI, is a serious health complication that arises when there are unusual bacterial growth inside the urinary tract - the channel that helps the urine to flow.
Organs that comprises the urinary system are kidneys, ureters, bladder and the urethra - basically the system that helps the body in flushing out he toxins from the body.
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