Transparenthands

Transparent Hands, with sponsorship of the Packages Foundation, organized a free medical camp and a preventive healthcare session at Biomass Purchase Center, Adda Meerny Wala, Ahmad Pur East, District Bahawalpur. The primary objective of this camp, held on May 13, 2026, was to provide essential medical assistance to underprivileged communities in Bahawalpur. Free Consultations, Medicines, and Diagnostic Tests: A total of 323 deserving patients received free consultations from our expert doctors. Along with consultations, the patients were provided with free medicines and underwent various diagnostic tests, including: · Diabetes tests · Uric acid tests · Hepatitis B and C screenings · Cholesterol tests · Blood pressure checkups . Ultrasound scans . Malaria tests Patient Demographics Male Patients: 132 Female Patients: 87 Children: 104 Total Patients: 323 Common Health-Related Issues At the free medical camp, the medical team provided free consultations and medicines to address the following health-related issues: ● Asthma ● Viral fever ● Backache, Joint Pain ● Migraine ● Scabies ● Jaundice ● Diabetes ● Hypertension ● Acidity ● Otalgia ● Arthritis ● Ear infection Community Health Trends ● High prevalence of seasonal viral infections due to changing weather conditions ● A large number of hypertension and diabetes cases among middle-aged patients ● Significant number of untreated musculoskeletal disorders due to lack of regular checkups ● Limited awareness regarding preventive healthcare practices Preventive Healthcare Session In addition to the medical services, one of our expert doctors held a preventive healthcare session to educate the attendees about Heat Stroke. Impact In Bahawalpur, this free medical camp brought meaningful relief to 323 deserving patients who had limited access to proper healthcare services. From check-ups and diagnostic tests to essential treatments, patients received medical care completely free of cost. Many people who had been struggling with untreated health issues finally found medical care and new hope. Overall, this free medical camp improved health outcomes for underprivileged communities in Bahawalpur. Medical Camp Team The medical camp was managed by a dedicated team of 14 members, including: · 1 Camp Manager · 3 Doctors (1 Male, 2 Females) · 1 Pharmacist . 1 Lab Technician · 3 Crew Members · 2 Patient registrars · 2 Staff Nurses · 1 Photographer Recommendations Based on observations from the camp, the following recommendations are proposed: ● Conduct regular follow-up medical camps in this area due to high patient turnout and recurring health issues. ● Focus awareness sessions on diabetes, hypertension, and seasonal diseases. ● Improve community education on preventive healthcare and early diagnosis. ● Increase awareness of heat stroke prevention during summer. ● Ensure timely referral of patients needing specialized or surgical care.