In a groundbreaking initiative, Dr. Gogula Gouthami Reddy, a prominent gynaecologist from Karimnagar, Telangana, has taken the lead in regulating haemoglobin levels and enhancing women's health. Her dedicated efforts have caught the attention of medical professionals and underprivileged women alike.

Dr. Gouthami, through her Gouthami Foundation, has introduced a mobile van project that conducts regular haemoglobin tests and health camps. The mobile van visits rural areas and girls' hostels, collecting blood samples to assess haemoglobin levels. Women with abnormal values are provided with free medication to regulate their haemoglobin levels.

The initiative has received significant support from the State government, especially in aiding underprivileged women who struggle with medical expenses. Dr. Gouthami believes that this project is particularly beneficial for women from poor and middle-class backgrounds.

Neglecting low haemoglobin levels can lead to various health problems. By addressing this issue proactively, Dr. Gouthami's initiative aims to improve the overall well-being of women in Telangana.

The mobile van project ensures that women with haemoglobin levels below 12 g/dL receive the necessary medication. After a month, their levels are rechecked to monitor progress and make any adjustments if required.

Dr. Gouthami's pioneering efforts in regulating haemoglobin levels have the potential to revolutionize women's health in the region. Her initiative not only provides free medication but also raises awareness about the importance of maintaining optimal haemoglobin levels.