Roksana P., 32

Roksana Pervin is a 32-year-old woman living with her husband Amir Hamza, their young son, and Amir’s elderly parents in a small tin-shed house. The family depends solely on Amir’s agricultural work, earning approximately 6,000 taka per month, which is insufficient to cover basic living expenses and makes it impossible for them to afford medical treatment. Roksana is currently facing a post-dated pregnancy with breech presentation, a condition that poses serious risks to both mother and child if not managed properly. Without timely intervention, the baby is at risk of birth injury, fetal distress, or stillbirth, while the mother faces increased chances of severe complications. The family learned about Helpster Charity through the staff of Life Care Hospital and Diagnostic Center, offering them essential support during this critical time.

Roksana Pervin was admitted to the hospital for a planned C-section due to her post-dated pregnancy and breech presentation. The surgery was successfully performed under the supervision of an experienced medical team. A healthy baby was delivered safely, and both mother and child remained stable throughout the procedure. After the operation, Roksana received proper post-surgical care, including antibiotics and pain management, and her recovery progressed smoothly. Within a few days, she was able to move comfortably and care for her newborn. Both mother and baby are now healthy, and Roksana feels relieved and grateful after a safe delivery and successful recovery.

Doctors have recommended LUCS (Lower Uterine Caesarean Section) as the safest treatment option for Roksana Pervin due to her post-dated pregnancy and breech presentation. With timely surgical delivery, the risk of birth injury, oxygen deprivation, and prolonged labor will be significantly reduced, giving the baby a healthy start to life. LUCS also protects the mother from complications such as uterine rupture, excessive bleeding, and infection. If the condition is left untreated, the baby may suffer from severe fetal distress, trauma during delivery, or even stillbirth, while the mother faces increased risks to her life and long-term health. Prompt intervention is therefore critical to ensure the safety and well-being of both mother and child.