Bilha W., 5

Bilha lives with her parents and grandparents in the suburbs town. She likes swinging and reciting poems, Bilha loves eating biscuits and crispy potatoes and she wants to an artist when she grows up. She was brought to the hospital by her father with complains of chest pains, chest tightness, hotness of body, reduced appetite and epigastric pains. She had also had two episodes of vomiting. On the day she was brought to hospital, she had gone to school and got worse in school before her class teacher called her father to bring her to the hospital.

Bilha was brought to the hospital by her father, experiencing chest pain, chest tightness, fever, loss of appetite, and epigastric pain. She had also suffered two episodes of vomiting. On the day of her hospital visit, she had attended school but worsened while there, prompting her class teacher to call her father to take her to the hospital. Upon arrival, Bilha was immediately given first-aid medication as she was in significant pain and vomiting. She was monitored for four hours, during which she showed improvement. She was then discharged with oral medication to continue her treatment at home. A follow up phone call was made 3 days after and we were informed that Bilha is now doing well. Her guardian was extremely grateful to Helpster Charity for responding to their request and helping save their daughter's life.

Peptic ulcers disease can be treated with antibiotics, proton pump inhibitors and antihistamines, if Bilha is not treated immediately she would be at risk of developing stomach and intestines internal bleeding which may cause serious anemia.