Belayet I., 1

Belayet Islam is a 4-day-old newborn whose arrival brought great happiness to his parents and other family members. However, their joy quickly turned into concern when his skin and eyes became yellow, and he became weak, sleepy, and unable to feed properly. His father, Billal Hossain, is a day laborer and the sole earning member of their six-member family, and his limited income is only enough to manage basic daily expenses. Due to financial hardship, the family is unable to afford the necessary medical treatment and hospital care for their newborn son. If Belayet does not receive timely treatment, his condition may worsen and lead to serious and life-threatening complications. After learning about Helpster Charity through volunteer Sadika Rahman, the family has sincerely requested support for his treatment.

Belayet Islam is a 4-day-old newborn who developed neonatal jaundice due to high serum bilirubin levels. As his condition became concerning, he was admitted to City Clinic on 18 February for urgent treatment. With proper medical care and close monitoring, his condition gradually improved. After receiving necessary treatment, Bappi was discharged on 22 February in stable condition. Now back home, Bappi is doing well. His grateful parents said, “We sincerely thank Helpster donors and City Clinic for their kind support and care.”

Doctors have advised immediate treatment with light therapy, along with close monitoring, proper feeding, and supportive care to help reduce the yellowing and strengthen the baby. With timely treatment, Belayet is expected to recover fully, feed well, and continue normal growth and development like any healthy child. Early care will prevent the yellow substance in the blood from reaching dangerous levels and causing harm. However, if left untreated, the condition can worsen and may lead to permanent brain damage, hearing problems, or even be life-threatening. Prompt treatment is crucial to give Belayet a safe and healthy start in life.