There is a woman in Nevj village of Suthalia tehsil of Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh, whose life is struggling with this strange battle of hunger. 28-year-old Manju Saundhiya eats 60-70 loaves daily from morning to night, but still does not fill her stomach. There is a feeling of weakness all the time, as if nothing is eaten. The whole family is upset to see this, and doctors are also trying to solve this mysterious disease.
Manju was typhoid three years ago, due to which she recovered, but after that this new trouble started. At first everything was fine, but gradually his habit changed. Now she keeps eating bread every few minutes and drinking water in between. 3-4 rotis are enough for a normal person, but Manju settled 10-12 loaves at once. Still does not take the name of hunger. Family members say that if food is not available for a while, then Manju starts getting nervous and restless. The hands start trembling, and there is restlessness in the mind.
Manju was taken to doctors in many places like Kota, Jhalawar, Jhalawar, and Indore, Bhopal, Rajgarh, Biaora in Madhya Pradesh for treatment. But there was no relief. Six months ago, Dr. Komal reached Dangi in Rajgarh, where he was admitted and given treatment. Dr. Dangi says that this is a rare psychiatric disorder, ie mental illness. In this, the patient always feels that the stomach is empty, and to calm the mind, it gets used to eating again and again. Medications cause loose motion problems, so Manju is not able to take medicines yet.
Lakhs of rupees have been spent in treatment, and the financial condition of the family has now become dawn. It takes a whole day to make rotis, and yet Manju’s hunger does not calm down. Doctors have advised that this habit of bread will have to be released. For this, let khichdi, fruits or other light food, so that the mental habit can improve. Now the family is expecting government help. They want Manju to get the right treatment, and they stop the hunger. Hearing such strange diseases, the mind gets scared, but the ray of hope remains.
