Our Emergency and Trauma Care Centre offers round-the-clock medical support for all types of accidents, critical illnesses, and life-threatening emergencies. Whether it’s a road accident, heart attack, stroke, burn injury, or sudden breathing distress, our specialists are available 24 hours a day with modern ICU backup, diagnostic facilities, and ambulance connectivity.
If you or someone around you experiences severe pain, unconsciousness, heavy bleeding, breathing difficulty, sudden chest discomfort, or any serious accident, reach the emergency immediately. Even if you’re unsure, it’s safer to come in — our experts are here to assess and guide you.
Emergency Services | 24x7 | 365 Days
When a medical crisis strikes — be it an accident, sudden illness, trauma, heart attack — every moment matters. Our 24/7 Emergency and Trauma Department is always prepared to respond with speed and precision. With an on-site team of emergency physicians, nurses, and paramedics, we ensure immediate attention and seamless care from the moment you arrive.
Our emergency setup is equipped to handle all types of emergencies — from road accidents and fractures to cardiac arrest, breathing difficulties, seizures, burns, or critical injuries. We follow streamlined triage and treatment protocols to ensure patients receive the right care at the right time.
Comprehensive Emergency & Trauma Facilities
Our department combines advanced medical infrastructure with round-the-clock specialist availability to manage even the most complex situations efficiently:
Trauma & Accident Care: Advanced resuscitation units, fracture management, and poly-trauma care with 24-hour surgical support.
Paediatric & Neonatal Emergencies: Dedicated bays for newborn and child emergencies, managed by trained paediatricians and neonatal experts.
Burns, Poisoning & Critical Illness: Multidisciplinary response to burns, chemical injuries, and critical conditions requiring ventilator support.
Ambulance & Pre-Hospital Care: 24-hour ambulance connectivity for safe, monitored patient transport and doorstep stabilization.
Emergency Treatment for Chest Pain
Chest pain should never be ignored, especially if it is sudden, severe, or accompanied by sweating, breathlessness, nausea, or pain spreading to the arm, jaw, or back. While not every episode of chest pain is caused by a heart attack, prompt medical evaluation is essential to identify the cause and begin treatment without delay. Early diagnosis can make a significant difference in cardiac emergencies.
Difficulty Breathing? Seek Emergency Medical Care
Sudden shortness of breath can occur due to asthma, severe lung infections, allergic reactions, heart problems, or other serious medical conditions. If breathing becomes difficult or worsens rapidly, immediate medical attention is important. Early assessment helps doctors identify the underlying cause and provide timely treatment before the condition becomes more serious.
Emergency Care for Stroke Symptoms
A stroke is a medical emergency where every minute counts. Sudden weakness or numbness on one side of the body, difficulty speaking, confusion, loss of balance, or sudden vision changes should never be ignored. Immediate evaluation and treatment can help reduce brain damage and improve the chances of recovery.
Emergency Treatment After Road Accidents and Injuries
Road traffic accidents, falls, burns, fractures, deep cuts, and head injuries often require urgent medical attention. Even if an injury appears minor, there may be internal bleeding or hidden complications that need immediate evaluation. Prompt diagnosis and early treatment help reduce the risk of serious complications and support better recovery.
High Fever, Seizures, or Loss of Consciousness
A very high fever that does not respond to medication, repeated seizures, sudden loss of consciousness, or confusion should be treated as medical emergencies. These symptoms may be caused by serious infections, neurological conditions, or other life-threatening illnesses. Early medical care allows doctors to identify the cause quickly and begin appropriate treatment.
Emergency Care for Poisoning and Drug Overdose
Accidental poisoning, excessive medication intake, chemical exposure, or suspected drug overdose requires immediate medical attention. Delaying treatment can lead to serious complications. If poisoning or overdose is suspected, it is important to seek emergency care without waiting for symptoms to worsen.
What Happens When You Arrive
The moment you reach our emergency department, our triage team assesses the urgency of your condition and immediately begins stabilization and treatment. Whether it’s trauma care, cardiac management, or medical resuscitation, investigations and treatment start simultaneously — no waiting, no delay. Our emergency and critical care teams work together to ensure quick decisions and seamless transfer to the ICU or operating room whenever necessary. Families are kept informed at every step, so you always know what’s happening and why.
Emergency Care for Severe Abdominal Pain
Severe abdominal pain can develop suddenly and may indicate conditions such as appendicitis, gallbladder disease, intestinal obstruction, pancreatitis, or internal bleeding. If the pain is intense, persistent, or associated with vomiting, fever, or abdominal swelling, medical evaluation should not be delayed. Timely diagnosis helps doctors identify the cause and begin the right treatment.
Emergency Treatment for Uncontrolled Bleeding
Heavy bleeding after an injury, surgery, or accident requires immediate medical attention. Excessive blood loss can become serious within a short period of time. Whether the bleeding is external or suspected internally after trauma, prompt assessment and treatment are important to reduce complications.
Emergency Care for Severe Allergic Reactions
A severe allergic reaction can develop within minutes after exposure to certain foods, medicines, insect bites, or other allergens. Swelling of the face or throat, difficulty breathing, widespread rashes, or sudden dizziness should never be ignored. Immediate medical treatment is essential to prevent the reaction from becoming life-threatening.
Emergency Treatment for Sudden Weakness or Fainting
Sudden collapse, fainting, unexplained weakness, or confusion may be a sign of an underlying medical emergency. These symptoms can occur due to heart conditions, stroke, dehydration, severe infections, or changes in blood sugar levels. A timely medical evaluation helps identify the cause and allows treatment to begin as early as possible.
Emergency Care for Burns and Electrical Injuries
Burn injuries should be assessed by a doctor, especially when they involve the face, hands, chest, or large areas of the body. Electrical burns and chemical burns may cause damage beneath the skin that is not immediately visible. Early medical care helps reduce the risk of infection, manage pain, and prevent further complications.
Emergency Care for Sudden Severe Headache
A sudden, severe headache that is unlike any previous headache may require urgent medical attention, particularly if it is accompanied by vomiting, blurred vision, neck stiffness, seizures, or loss of consciousness. These symptoms can sometimes indicate serious neurological conditions that need immediate evaluation.
Emergency Care for Vomiting, Diarrhoea and Severe Dehydration
Repeated vomiting or diarrhoea can quickly lead to dehydration, especially in children, older adults, and people with existing medical conditions. If fluids cannot be retained, or if symptoms are accompanied by weakness, confusion, high fever, or reduced urine output, emergency medical care may be required.
Emergency Care for Low Blood Sugar and Diabetic Emergencies
People living with diabetes may occasionally develop dangerously low or high blood sugar levels. Confusion, excessive sweating, unconsciousness, difficulty speaking, or unusual drowsiness should be treated as warning signs. Prompt medical treatment helps stabilise blood sugar levels and prevents serious complications.
East Delhi Medical Centre
East Delhi Medical Centre, Main GT Road, Mansarovar Park, Shahdara, New Delhi, Delhi 110032
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