Nusaiba J., 1

Three-month-old Nusaiba Jannath is a calm and gentle baby who lives with her parents and three siblings in a small tin-made house with a muddy floor. Her father, Abdul Ahad, is a farmer earning only about 6,000 BDT per month, which makes it very difficult to support their six-member family, including her school-going brother Rafi Ahmed, sister Nusrat Jahan, and little brother Rahel Ahmed. When Nusaiba suddenly developed severe pneumonia and struggled to breathe, the family became extremely worried but could not afford the hospital tests and treatment needed to save her life. If she does not receive proper treatment quickly, her breathing condition may worsen and put her life at serious risk. With the support of Helpster Volunteer Tanjila Shahin Ema, the family brought her to Seba Hospital and now hopes for kind support to help their little daughter recover.

The patient Nusaiba Jannath 3 months old girls admitted at Seba Hospital as a diagnosed severe pneumonia. The patient received parenteral antibiotic, nebulization, oxygen support and other supportive therapy under a pediatrician. The patient received the treatment for 5 days at the hospital. The patient improved day by day throughout the treatment process. The patient discharged on 06.03.2026 with advice. The patient's family expressed sincere gratitude to the Hospital team and the Helpster volunteer for the support.

Doctors have advised immediate hospitalization along with antibiotic therapy, nebulization, and other supportive treatments to control the infection and help Nusaiba breathe more comfortably. With proper and timely treatment, the infection can be reduced, her breathing will gradually improve, and she can recover and continue to grow normally like other healthy children. Close monitoring is important because infants with severe pneumonia can deteriorate quickly if not treated properly. If she does not receive this treatment in time, the infection may worsen, leading to severe breathing failure and other life-threatening complications. Therefore, prompt medical care is essential to save her life and ensure a healthy future.