Transparenthands

Transparent Hands, with the support of Rafhan Maize and other donors, organized a Free Medical Camp and Preventive Healthcare Session at 5 Kasi Multan Road, Kabirwala on October 24, 2025. This initiative provided essential medical support to underprivileged communities. A total of 335 patients received free consultations, medicines, and diagnostic tests. Services Provided: Free Medical Consultations by expert doctors Free Medicines Diagnostic Tests including Diabetes, Uric Acid, Cholesterol, HBV & HCV Screening, Blood Pressure, Ultrasound Diagnostic Tests Breakdown: HBV Screening: 10 HCV Screening: 10 Cholesterol Test: 7 Uric Acid Test: 28 BSR: 42 Blood Pressure Checkups: 60 Ultrasound: 17 Total Tests Conducted: 174 Common Health Issues Treated: Allergic Respiratory Issues, Indigestion, Stomach Discomfort, Piles, Diabetes, Lower & Upper Back Strain, Muscle Soreness, High Blood Pressure, Gastroenteritis, Viral Fever, Cough, Flu, Boils, Scabies, Chest Congestion Preventive Healthcare Session: Doctors conducted a session on Seasonal Allergies, educating attendees on prevention and healthy practices. Identification of Surgical Cases: Two patients were identified during the camp who may require surgical procedures. Transparent Hands will evaluate and, if eligible, register them for treatment at panel hospitals. Impact: This medical camp delivered essential healthcare to 335 patients, addressing health concerns caused by financial constraints and limited access to medical facilities. Free consultations, tests, and medicines allowed patients to improve their daily lives and overall well-being. Medical Camp Team: 4 Doctors (1 Male, 3 Females) 1 Camp Manager 1 Lab Technician 2 Pharmacists 2 Crew Members 2 Patient Registrars 2 Staff Nurses 1 Photographer Support Transparent Hands: Help us provide more free medical camps by donating or volunteering: https://www.transparenthands.org/ Hashtags: #FreeMedicalCamp #KabirwalaHealthcare #TransparentHands #RafhanMaize #PreventiveHealthcare #MedicalCampPakistan #CommunityHealth