BCCI's medical team reportedly keeping a tab on Jaiswal ahead of New Zealand ODIs.
After an ultrasound and other necessary examinations, what at first appeared to be a typical stomach sickness turned out to be acute gastroenteritis. In addition to receiving IV medication, he has been prescribed rest and medication.
According to the Times of India, the southpaw has returned to Mumbai after being discharged from the hospital. After losing more than two kgs, Jaiswal has been told to take it easy for the next seven to ten days.
"It is food poisoning. He ate something in the Pune hotel, which has led to this. There was pain, but the condition is much better after timely medication. He has lost over 2 kgs already in the last two days, and the doctors have asked him to rest at least for the next 7-10 days," a source tracking development tells Times of India.
Jaiswal might miss the early rounds of the forthcoming Vijay Hazare one-day Trophy since full recuperation is expected to take at least a week. In the Vijay Hazare Trophy, Jaiswal was predicted to start with former India captain Rohit Sharma. On December 24, Mumbai will begin its campaign against Sikkim.
"It will be touch and go for the first few matches for him to turn up for the Vijay Hazare Trophy. There are ODIs vs. New Zealand after that too, and he is likely to be in the squad for that series," the source added.
BCCI’s medical team reportedly is also keeping a tab on Jaiswal because of the three-match ODI series against New Zealand to be played from January 11 next month.