Bashel S., 1

Bashel, the youngest in her family, is a lively and cheerful girl, now one year and three months old. Her mother, the family's sole provider, works as a hawker in the village, selling clothes. Her monthly commission varies, typically around 2,000/=, depending on customer turnout and location. The family faces financial hardships, often managing only one meal a day. Additionally, accessing clean water is a challenge, requiring them to walk long distances, sometimes over 30 minutes. According to her mother, Bashel began experiencing episodes of convulsions three days ago. Upon arrival at the healthcare facility, she exhibited additional symptoms, including convulsions, fever, and a runny nose. Following a medical evaluation, she was diagnosed with bacterial pneumonia and severe malaria and was subsequently admitted for further treatment and monitoring.

Bashel came to the facility with episodes of convulsions hotness of the body and running nose ,she was given treatment and admitted for 3 days and was discharged when she was fully recovered and we were able to release them to go back home after 2 days I confirmed them to see their progress and this was message from her mother "am appreciating Helpster heroes for saving my girl I thought it is a scam but the way they took upon my rescue is when I believed thanks for your service now my daughter she is happy and active at home."

The condition was treated and if it could have Left untreated, it could have resulted to lung damage and increase rate of death. Even with appropriate treatment, the risk for mortality malaria infections resulting in shortened erythrocyte survival and protracted.