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  1. Request received15/09/2025
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Nargis K., 18

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Health problem

Gynecology

Urgency rating

27

Required amount

$285

About gynecology

Nargis Khatun, 18 years old, presents with amenorrhea for more than 38 weeks and prolonged labor pain for over 14 hours. The pregnancy is complicated by polyhydramnios, severe anemia, and concurrent urinary tract infection (UTI). She also reports reduced fetal movement, which raises concern for possible fetal distress. Her past history includes a previous two cesarean section due to unfavorable obstetric outcome, placing her in the category of a high-risk pregnancy.

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Polly Akota Unnayan Sangstha (RUDO)

Sondaho, Post: Santhia, District: Pabna. Post code: 6670, Bangladesh

Background

Nargis Khatun, a 18-year-old mother of two, has always dreamed of raising healthy, educated children, but now faces a life-threatening pregnancy at 38+ weeks, complicated by polyhydramnios, severe anemia, UTI, and a history of two previous cesarean sections. She lives with her abusive husband, who earns only 5,000 BDT a month, and their two children in a small tin house, leaving the family unable to afford the urgent emergency cesarean section she needs. Despite her resilience, hard work in cooking, gardening, and poultry farming, and her loving care for her children, Nargis risks serious complications—including severe bleeding, infection, or even death—if she does not receive immediate surgical intervention. The family’s poverty and lack of support have left them helpless, praying for a chance to save Nargis and her unborn child. Her only hope now rests with the support offered through Helpster Charity and RUDO Hospital.

Medical history

Nargis came to RUDO Hospital with a complicated a case of full team 38+ weeks single live pregnancy with a history of Polyhydramnios with sever anemia with UTI with previous two cesarean section operation due to bad obstetric history. She Presenting with labor pain and less fetal movement. Due to the expertise and prompt decision-making of the experienced gynecologist surgeons, Nargis’s emergency cesarean section was successfully completed. After passing through those life-threatening moments, she soon embraced a beautiful baby girl in her arms. With immense love, she named her newborn Amena Khatun. Today, both mother and daughter are healthy and stable. With proper care and close observation from the medical team, Nargis will remain in the hospital for the next 5–7 days to ensure a safe recovery. It is expected that within 3–4 weeks, she will return to her normal life. Nargis’s eyes filled with tears of joy. Looking at her baby’s innocent smile, she forgot all the pain she had endured. In an emotional voice, she said: “The new life of mine and my child has been made possible through the tireless support of the skilled Helpsterr Heroes and RUDO Hospital. I am forever grateful to them. Today, I am truly happy.” This is not just a medical treatment; it is a ray of new sunlight in the life of a helpless family. The Helpster Heroes and the RUDO Hospital team have proven that when compassion, expertise, and a spirit of service come together— new life is born, and new hope begins. “My heartfelt gratitude to you all. You have made my dream come true.” – Nargis

Prognosis

This is a high-risk obstetric emergency. The combination of polyhydramnios, severe anemia, prolonged labor, decreased fetal movement, UTI, and a previous two cesarean section poses a significant risk to both mother and fetus. Immediate a Considering the bad obstetric history and current complications, emergency cesarean section is strongly indicated to prevent maternal and perinatal morbidity or mortality. an emergency C-section is critical for nargis's and her babay's safety.

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