Owusua Kotoko Died Due To Doctor’s Negligence – Family Bitterly Vows To Deal With The Doctor

Ghanaians have been thrown into a state of mourning following the death of Kingdom FM journalist, Owusua Kotoko.

The popular journalist reportedly died of surgery complications.

According to reports, she went for myomectomy but she later developed complications and was taken back to the same health facility called Max-Mum Hospital.

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The family of the late journalist have blamed the medical doctor for mishandling their her.

They revealed in a release that a doctor identified as Dr Kwaku Ansong refused to transfer them to a more equipped facility even when they saw the situation was dire and begged for transfer.

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Read the message below;

To the surgeon at #Max-Mum hospital: #Dr Kwakye Ansong.2 weeks ago our sister, daughter, friend and loved one was operated on at your facility. She had a myomectomy. She was discharged a few days later and had to return because she started having complications. Friends and family who were visiting her daily said she was weak, she complained of dizziness and palpitations.. she was short of breath and blacked out several times. They asked for a transfer to a bigger and well -equiped facility but it was declined. Her hemoglobin was less than 6 yet our loved one was not considered for transfusion. Rather, her loved ones were asked to cook ‘Kwakusosuan’ for her. She struggled and suffered and finally died. Can you explain to her family and her daughter what happened? We, her friends and family also want to know the facts of this case. Folks… the hospital is called #Max-Mum.

Avoid using their services until we have answers to these questions. In particular, do not use the services of #Dr Kwakye Ansong. This doctor apparently had a few disciplinary actions and warnings against him about his work at Ridge Hospital before he went into private practice.

Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com