Rajinikanth hospitalised due to ‘swelling in main blood vessel’, to be discharged in 2 days
Updated On: 01 October, 2024 07:04 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Apollo Hospital stated, "Rajinikanth had a swelling in the main blood vessel leaving his heart (aorta), which was treated through a non-surgical, transcatheter method."

In Pic: Rajinikanth
Actor Rajinikanth was admitted to the hospital on Monday evening, which has caused concern among the superstar’s fans regarding his health. However, an update has now been released by Apollo Hospital, where the actor is being treated. The hospital has provided details about what happened to him, his current condition, and when he is expected to be discharged.
Rajinikanth was admitted to Apollo Hospitals on 30th September. He had a swelling in the main blood vessel leaving his heart which was treated by a non-surgical, transcatheter method...Rajinikanth is stable and is doing well. He should be home in two days: Apollo Hospital,… pic.twitter.com/NnaEVFnMKX
— ANI (@ANI) October 1, 2024
Apollo Hospital shares Rajinikanth’s health update
ANI shared a press note from Apollo Hospitals in Chennai on X (formerly Twitter), which reads: “Mr. Rajinikanth was admitted to Apollo Hospitals, Greams Road, on 30th September 2024. He had a swelling in the main blood vessel leaving his heart (aorta), which was treated through a non-surgical, transcatheter method. Senior interventional cardiologist Dr. Sai Satish placed a stent in the aorta, completely sealing off the swelling (Endovascular Repair). We would like to inform his well-wishers and fans that the procedure went as planned. Mr. Rajinikanth is stable and doing well. He is expected to be discharged in two days.”
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