Romana Y., 18

Romana Yasmin is a polite and dedicated 18-year-old madrasa student who dreams of becoming an Alema and regularly helps her mother with household responsibilities. For the past year, she has been suffering from repeated throat pain, fever, difficulty swallowing, and breathing problems during sleep. Her father, Romjan Ali, earns only 6,000 taka per month as a day laborer, which is not enough to manage the expenses of their five-member family, including her younger brother Nurul Amin and elderly grandmother Sajeda Begum, making it impossible to afford the recommended surgery. The family lives in fragile housing conditions and struggles to meet even basic needs. They learned about Helpster Charity through a leaflet and are now seeking financial support for her treatment so she can recover and continue her education.

Romana Yasmin was admitted to the hospital on 23.09.2026 with recurrent adenotonsillitis, requiring surgical treatment due to the severity of her condition. After a thorough clinical assessment and preoperative preparation, she underwent a successful adenotonsillectomy on the same day. Following the operation, she received comprehensive medical management, including pain control, antibiotics, hydration, regular monitoring, and attentive nursing care to support a smooth recovery. Her condition improved steadily without any postoperative complications, and she was able to resume oral intake comfortably. With continuous observation and proper postoperative care, she made a full recovery and was discharged in a stable, safe, and healthy condition on 25.09.2026.

The doctor has recommended an adenotonsillectomy to remove Romana’s enlarged tonsils and adenoids and prevent further infections. According to the doctor, after the surgery she is expected to experience relief from throat pain, improved breathing during sleep, and fewer episodes of fever, allowing her to regain strength and focus on her studies. The procedure will help improve her overall health, nutrition, and daily functioning. However, if left untreated, the repeated infections and airway blockage may worsen, leading to serious breathing difficulties and other complications. In severe cases, untreated obstruction during sleep can become life-threatening and significantly affect her long-term well-being.