Many Needy Patients Benefited From Our Free Medical Camp in Jamshoro

Transparent Hands, with the sponsorship of Sindh Lakhra Coal Mining Company – Energy Department Govt. of Sindh, recently organized a free medical camp and preventive healthcare session to provide quality healthcare services to needy patients in Jamshoro. The free medical camp was held on May 13, 2025, at Sindh Lakhra Coal Mining Company, Lakhra, District Jamshoro.

Free Consultations, Medicines, and Diagnostic Tests

A total of 394 deserving patients received free consultations from our experienced doctors. The checkups included general, dermatological, and gynecological assessments. In addition, free medicines and diagnostic services such as blood pressure checkups, diabetes testing, uric acid analysis, ultrasound scans, and hepatitis B and C screenings were provided. Here is a summary of the various diagnostic tests conducted during the free medical camp:

Most Common Health-Related Issues

At the free medical camp, our medical team provided checkups and medicines for the following health-related issues:

•         Skin allergy
•         Kidney stones
•         Fever, Flu, Cough
•         Urinary Tract Infections
•         Female Hormone-related issues
•         Hernia
•         Diabetes
•         Ear pain
•         Joint and Muscle Pain
•         Vision Problems
•         GI infections, Constipation

Preventive Healthcare Session

Our expert doctors held a preventive healthcare session for the attendees at the free medical camp. The doctors discussed various aspects related to kidney issues and drinking clean water.

Impact

The free medical camp made a valuable difference in the lives of 394 deserving patients in Jamshoro. Many individuals who had limited access to healthcare services received timely consultations, medications, and lab tests. The camp helped with the early detection of health issues, allowing people to take steps before their conditions worsened. The preventive healthcare session was particularly impactful, as it educated attendees on renal function and the importance of drinking clean water. This awareness helped community members understand how daily habits affect long-term health.

Medical Camp Team

The medical camp team consisted of 18 members, including 1 supervisor, 4 doctors (2 males and 2 females), 2 lab technicians, 2 pharmacists, 4 patient registrars,1 sonologist, 2 crew Members, 1 photographer, and 1 driver.