Diana M., 20

Diana is a 20-year-old orphan living in a children’s home. She enjoys singing and dancing and dreams of becoming a teacher in the future. The children’s home relies entirely on well-wishers for its operations. Diana lost her mother, her only parent and only known relative, while she was receiving hospital treatment, and following her mother’s sudden passing, well-wishers brought her to the children’s home. The home became aware of Helpster Charity through a site visit conducted by Vincent, a Helpster volunteer, and staff from Rheemah Hospital. Over the past five days, Diana has been unwell, experiencing nausea, vomiting, bloating, and intense urethral l itching and burning. Despite receiving oral medication at the children's home, her condition did not improve. She was subsequently brought to Rheemah Hospital, where a medical officer examined her and made a diagnosis.

Diana Mueni has not been feeling well for the last 5 days which made the childrens home to bring to Rheemah Hospital. Upon arrival, Diana presented with nausea, vomiting, bloating, intense vaginal itching and burning. The volunteer from the Children's Home says that oral medication was given and their was no improvement, that is when she was brought to the hospital for treatment. She was then seen by medical officer in Rheemah Hospital and Diana was diagnosed with Peptic Ulcer disease and Vaginal candidiasis prompt treatment began and she drastically improved. A follow-up call was made some days after discharge and was confirmed that Diana is back to her joyfull self and is in school.

With prompt medical attention and adherence to the prescribed treatment, Diana is expected to recover fully from her current condition. Early intervention reduces the risk of complications, and she is likely to regain her normal health