Mim A., 14

Mim Akter, a gentle and bright Class Five student, lives with her paralyzed father Md. Alamgir and her hardworking mother in a small tin room in Geneva Bihari Camp, where daily survival is already a struggle. Since her father’s stroke left him unable to work, her mother’s small income as a housemaid barely manages food and rent, making it impossible to afford Mim’s urgent medical treatment and possible surgery. For the past month, Mim has been silently enduring severe abdominal pain, high fever, and weakness, yet she still dreams of returning to school and living without constant suffering. If she does not receive timely treatment, her recurrent appendicitis could lead to rupture, severe infection, and life-threatening complications, while her ongoing health issues may worsen further. After learning about Helpster Charity through an outreach camp, her helpless parents have reached out with hope to save their daughter and bring relief to their struggling family.

The patient admitted at AL Manar Hospital on 16th February 2026 and after through evaluation and supportive therapy the patient has been diagnosed as Mim Akter has been diagnosed with enteric fever along with recurrent appendicitis and puberty menorrhagia. The patient admitted in the hospital up to 20th February 2026. And received treatment and stable. The patient discharged with advice with a next planned appendicectomy.

Doctors have advised hospitalization with strict NPO (nothing by mouth), parenteral antibiotics, and careful monitoring to control the infection and stabilize Mim’s condition. With proper conservative treatment now and a planned appendicectomy after six weeks, she has a strong chance of full recovery and relief from repeated abdominal pain. Timely surgery will prevent future attacks and allow her to return to school and normal daily activities without fear of sudden illness. However, if left untreated, her inflamed appendix could rupture, leading to severe abdominal infection, sepsis, and life-threatening complications. Early and complete treatment is therefore essential to protect her health and future.