Donate to Muhammad Shahid | Deviated Nasla Septum

Donate to Muhammad Shahid for his Septoplasty

Muhammad Shahid's Story

Here’s why one should donate to Muhammad Shahid:

“I haven’t continued school past 8^th grade due to my condition. It would get difficult to breathe and that affected my concentration. Because of the shortness of breath and constant pain, I cannot work either. I cannot even bow down for prayers because it hurts so much; imagine my helplessness.” – Muhammad Shahid

Donate to Muhammad Shahid, 19 years old, has a Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS). Because of this, he experiences difficulty breathing through the nose and severe symptoms including pain in the forehead, face, eyes and lower body as well as eye redness, nasal blockage, and frequent fever. He has visited several local hospitals but has not experienced relief from his symptoms so far.

Shahid is the eldest among 7 siblings. The family lives in Sheikhupura in a small, two-bedroom house on rent. His father, a laborer in an aluminum factory, earns 18,000 PKR a month, which barely covers the family’s basic necessities. There is no other source of income.

When they were told of Transparent Hands, Shahid’s family called in for help.

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Muhammad Shahid's Story

Muhammad Shahid, 19 years old, was suffering from a blocked nose for the last two years. He was diagnosed with a deflected nasal septum (DNS) and was advised septoplasty. His surgery was done at Akram Medical Complex, on 11-01-20, by Prof Dr Sami Mumtaz. He had good post-operative recovery during two days of his hospital stay and was discharged in a satisfactory condition.