Selected Cases March 2010

Our slogan is to treat the diseases before these become incurable

To treat the diseases in general & look after mother & child health and to diagnose the terminal diseases at their initial stages and refer the patients to tertiary care hospitals for further treatment.

During the month of March 2010, so many cases were detected, diagnosed, treated at their initial stages and patients with complications were referred to the respective hospitals for further treatment. Among them the details of five cases is given as follows.

S. No. Centre Bio-Data Disease

1.

Gulistan-e-Jauhar

 Hina

D/o. Sikandar Ali

Age: 13 years

Lump Breast
2.

Sultanabad

 Majid

Age: 5 years

Meningitis
Kishwar

Age: 32 years

Bell’s Palsy

Shazia

Age: 22 years

 Cholelithiasis (gall stones)

&

Renal Calculi (renal stone)
3.

North Nazimabad

 Seema

Age: 13 years

Nephrotic sundromne
Azam Khan

Age: 45 years

Scleroderma
Surriya Khatoon

Age: 60 years

Ovarian cyst.
4.

New Karachi

 Almas

W/o. Amjad

Age:

Hepatitis B
5.

Qayyumabad

 Mumtaz Mukhtiar

Age: 35 years

Hepatitis C

Centre

 Details of Patient Diagnosis Details of Diseases

Gulistan-e-Jauhar

Hina

D/o. Sikandar Ali

Age: 13 years

Lump Breast

 This is a small gland in the breast, which may be benign or malignant.

The patient diagnosed in OPD and referred to JPMC for biopsy. Biopsy report shows that its benign and does not harm the patient but its removal is necessary.

Centre

 Details of Patient Diagnosis Details of Diseases

Sultanabad

Majid

Age: 5 years

Meningitis

 Patient reported in OPD with high grade fever, headache and pain especially at the back of neck, vomiting and blurred vision. The patient was referred to NICH immediately where he is being treated accordingly.  This is a fatal condition if not treated & diagnosed immediately, it may lead to death.

Centre

 Details of Patient Diagnosis Details of Diseases

Sultanabad

Kishwar

Age: 32 years

Bell’s Palsy

 It is a temporary paralysis of the face muscles usually on one side. The patient usually notices pain or stiffness of one side of face. It is due to some viral infection. Bell’s palsy affects people of all ages but it is most common in adults. The people with diabetes and pregnant women are more likely to develop Bell’s Palsy. Patient recovers spontaneously in 7 – 10 days; in some cases steroids are given.

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 Details of Patient Diagnosis Details of Diseases

Sultanabad

 Shaiza

Age: 22 years

Gall Stones

 It is a presence of stone in the gall bladder and it damages the gall bladder, may cause infection and may lead to cancer if not treated in time.

Renal Stone

Presence of stone in the kidney causes repeatedly infection and damages of kidney.

Centre

 Details of Patient Diagnosis Details of Diseases

North Nazimabad

Seema

Age: 13years

Nephortic Synromm

 Childhood rephrotic syndrom is not itself a disease but it can be the first sign of a disease that damages the tiny blood filtering units in the kidney where urine is made. If diagnosed in time, further damage to the kidney can be prevented.

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