- Request received14/09/2025
- Checked & confirmed17/09/2025
- Fundraising17/09/2025
- Treatment provided03/10/2025
- Invoice paid30/09/2025
- Case closed20/10/2025
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Md M., 7
Report publishedUrology
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$245
About urology
Left sided congenital hydrocele and inguinal hernia. The child, Md. Munna, has been suffering from a long-standing health issue involving swelling in the left side of his scrotum, which has been present since early childhood. Over time, the swelling has gradually extended to the lower left part of his abdomen. Recently, he has started experiencing severe pain in the scrotum, which worsens with movement or physical activity. The condition is causing significant discomfort and interfering with his daily life and ability to play. This may be indicative of a possible inguinal hernia or hydrocele that requires surgical intervention.
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Evercare Hospital & Diagnostic Bus Terminal Saidpur 5310.Nilphamari
Background
Md. Munna, a cheerful 7-year-old boy with a love for football, dreams of becoming a great player one day, but his life has been disrupted by a painful congenital hydrocele and hernia on the left side. His small family of three lives in extremely poor conditions, where even meeting daily needs is a struggle, leaving no way to afford the costly surgery he urgently requires. Despite his charm and bright spirit, the swelling and sharp pain now keep him from running and playing with his friends, stealing away his favorite moments of joy. Without timely treatment, Munna risks worsening complications that could threaten not only his health but also the future he dreams of. His family longs to see him smiling and playing freely again, but their limited means have left them helpless in the face of his suffering
Medical history
Md. Munna, a cheerful 7-year-old boy with a love for football, had been silently suffering from a painful swelling in his left scrotum and lower abdomen since childhood. His father, a hotel worker, struggled to afford the medical expenses. When the pain became unbearable, Munna’s family reached out to Helpster Charity for assistance. With their support, Munna was taken to a hospital where doctors confirmed he had an inguinal hernia that needed urgent surgery. The operation was successful, and after a short recovery period, Munna was back on his feet—smiling, playing, and chasing his dream of becoming a footballer. His story is a reminder of how timely help and care can change a child’s life.
Prognosis
Based on the clinical symptoms, the child is likely suffering from an inguinal hernia, which has caused chronic swelling and now acute pain in the scrotal and lower abdominal region. The condition appears to have progressed, and surgical intervention is necessary to prevent further complications such as strangulation or infection. With timely surgery, the prognosis is excellent, and the child is expected to recover fully and lead a normal, active life. Delay in treatment, however, may result in serious health risks.
