chennai the results of a battery of tests done on the human torch boy a couple of days ago have turned out to be normal and doctors are contemplating discharging threemonthold rahul as soon as his burn injuries heal however the future of the boy and his parents remains uncertain karnan and rajeshwari have undergone a counselling session with psychiatrists and have expressed concern about their sons future doctors at the kilpauk medical college and hospital kmch who are treating rahul said his condition was improving steadily and he would be discharged soon but his parents are not euphoric as they are clueless about the next course of action dr rajarathinam hod of psychiatry who counselled the couple said they were glad the boy was getting better but they are also apprehensive about going back to their village with their son after his discharge as the villagers think the child is possessed and they do not feel welcome there karnan is looking for a job and a change of scene so that the trauma the family has undergone in the past few weeks will reduce he said the couple plan to seek the governments help to build a house where they can ensure a safe living environment for their son doctors say there are no signs of child abuse and that the focus is on making sure the baby gets better asked if the matter was being probed villupuram superintendent of police s manoharan had earlier said that they would not initiate any action unless a complaint in this regard was lodged or the state directed them to investigate meanwhile the doctors received results of the urine and chromosome analysis test of rahul on saturday and said they found nothing informative dr narayana babu hod of pediatrics who has been treating rahul for the past 10 days said we received the genetic analysis results too we wanted to see if there was methane or ethanol in the blood but everything is normal the results of the skin biopsy and the metabolic analysis are awaited doctors who are uncertain over what has been causing the baby to catch fire say the final diagnosis would be only visual evidence we cannot take the parents word blindly even if there is one episode of him catching fire while he is under observation we could consider the theory of spontaneous human combustion but until then nothing looks certain said dr babu