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  1. Request received26.05.2026
  2. Checked & Confirmed28.06.2026
  3. FundraisingDone in 86 days 14 hours
  4. Treatment provided12.05.2026
  5. Invoice paid29.09.2026
  6. Case closed

Why is treatment done earlier than admission?

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Benter A., 25

In treatment
Pregnant

Kenya

Diagnosis

Gynecology

Required Amount

$225

Thank you for saving this life!

Raised in 86 days 14 hours

$225/$225

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Siaya County Referral HospitalAlong siaya- Rangala roadHospital contacts
Background

Benter is the firstborn in a family of five children. Following the loss of both her parents while she was still in high school, she assumed the responsibility of caring for her younger siblings. To support the family, she balanced her education with selling tomatoes at the local market. Although a relative later took in two of the children, Benter remained responsible for the youngest two siblings. Despite living in a small two-roomed mud house and facing significant financial challenges, she continues to provide for them with support from a kind neighbor, who also cared for the children during her hospitalization. After Benter confirmed that she was expectant, she informed the child's father, but he denied responsibility and subsequently cut off communication. Encouraged by her neighbor, she chose to continue with the pregnancy and faithfully attended all antenatal clinic visits at Sega Health Centre. One morning, at approximately 6:00 a.m., she developed severe abdominal pain and was admitted to Sega Health Centre in labour. Due to failure of the baby to progress through the birth canal, she was referred to Siaya County Referral Hospital, where she underwent an emergency Caesarean section for safe delivery.

Medical history

Benter was taken for an emergency caesarean surgery, the surgery was a success and she was taken to the post -natal ward. While in the ward she was administered ceftriaxone,flagyl, tranexamic among other drugs. Her catheter was removed after 2 days, ans ambulation encouraged. The dressing on her surgical site was removed after 72 hrs. She was able to respond well to medication ans she was eventually discharged on orals. A follow up clinic was booked for her to check how she was recuperating.

Prognosis

Emergency CS for obstructed labour a life-saving operation for both mother and baby. Prognosis is good since the intervention was done early and proper postoperative care given. Delayed treatment may cause complications such as infection, excessive bleeding,Obstetric fistula, or baby oxygen deprivation. Benter was promptly admitted and successfully underwent emergency cesarian surgery.She is expected to make full recovery post operative care.