Description
Muhammad Anas, a 17-year-old boy from Hyderabad, had been struggling with breathing difficulties since childhood. Persistent nasal blockage, recurring headaches, and frequent episodes of fever had become a regular part of his life. These problems affected more than just his physical comfort; they also made it difficult for Anas to concentrate on his studies and take part in daily activities like other teenagers.
His parents took him to a doctor for a detailed medical assessment to understand the reason behind his symptoms. After the necessary diagnostic tests, the doctor diagnosed Anas with a Right Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS). A deviated nasal septum occurs when the wall dividing the nasal passages is displaced, which can restrict airflow and make breathing difficult. To correct the obstruction and improve Anas’s breathing, the doctor recommended Septoplasty. However, the cost of the procedure was more than his family could afford.
Anas lives with his parents, one sister, and two brothers in a rented home in Hyderabad. His father owns a small grocery shop and is the only earning member of the household, bringing in approximately PKR 25,000 per month. This modest income is used to cover rent, food, utility bills, education, and other essential expenses for the family. Affording Anas’s surgery was beyond his family’s means. His parents contacted Transparent Hands for help. After listening to their concerns, we swiftly registered his case.
On August 4, 2026, Anas was admitted to the Isra University Welfare Hospital in Hyderabad. After completing the required pre-operative assessment, he underwent Septoplasty on August 5, 2026. Dr. Amrat Kumar expertly performed the surgery. Following the surgery, Anas remained under observation and received post-operative care. He was discharged from the hospital in stable condition on August 6, 2026.
Anas shared his gratitude as follows:
"Breathing problems had been affecting my studies and daily life for a long time. My family wanted me to have the surgery, but we could not afford the cost with our limited income. Thanks for being there for me."
Anas’s family is relieved to see him moving forward after years of breathing difficulties. Anas and his family are grateful to you for helping them during their time of need.
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