Support Owais’s PPV Ligation Surgery

Owais Khalil's Story

Owais, a spirited seven-year-old resident of Hub, finds his life limited by a debilitating health condition known as a hydrocele. This condition causes a connection to form between his abdomen and scrotum, leading to discomfort and hindering his ability to lead a normal, active life. Unfortunately, his father, burdened by financial hardships, cannot afford the cost of the necessary surgery.

Owais’s hope for a better future lies in the hands of compassionate individuals who can help fund his much-needed operation.
Owais experiences a range of symptoms related to his hydrocele. Swelling in his scrotum causes discomfort, making it difficult for him to engage in physical activities that other children his age enjoy. Concerned about his son’s well-being, Owais’s father took him to the local hospital, where a doctor diagnosed him with a right-sided hydrocele. A hydrocele is a condition where fluid accumulates in the scrotum, usually due to a connection known as the patent processus vaginalis. The doctor recommended a surgical procedure called Ligation of Patent Processus Vaginalis (PPV), which aims to divide and close this connection, resolving the hydrocele and alleviating Owais’s symptoms.

Owais’s father, already burdened by financial hardships, is unable to afford the cost of the PPV ligation surgery. Living in Hub, a town with limited medical facilities, further exacerbates their situation. The lack of accessible healthcare options leaves Owais and his father with no choice but to seek assistance from compassionate donors. He said in despair:

“Please, consider making a donation, no matter how small, to help free Owais from the chains of his hydrocele. Your generosity can be the beacon of hope that lights up his path to a life full of joy and endless possibilities.”

Owais’s father reached out to Transparent Hands, registering their case with a glimmer of hope. Now, their aspirations rest in the hands of compassionate donors, whose support can bring a life-changing surgery to Owais and a brighter future ahead.