Mohammed Y., 12

Mohammed Yeaser, a 12-year-old Rohingya refugee boy, lives with his parents and siblings in a small bamboo and tarpaulin shelter in the refugee camps of Bangladesh. His father works only when daily labor is available, and the little income he earns must support seven family members, leaving no savings for medical treatment. Yeaser is a gentle and hopeful boy who dreams of studying and helping his family, but he has been suffering from severe pain and breathing difficulty caused by an extra tooth inside his nasal cavity, which often leaves him unable to eat or sleep comfortably. The family learned about Helpster Charity through Helpster Volunteer Ahammod Ali Azad, hoping to find support for their son’s treatment. Without proper surgery, the condition may cause repeated infections, severe pain, breathing problems, and possible damage to nearby structures, which could seriously threaten his health and childhood wellbeing.

Md. Yeaser, a 12-year-old child, was admitted 16.3.2026 with breathing difficulty and nasal obstruction due to a rare condition where an extra tooth had developed inside his nasal cavity. An endoscopic surgical removal of the intranasal tooth was performed on 18.03.2025 under general anesthesia; however, the procedure was successful. This type of surgery is important as it helps clear the airway, prevent ongoing infection, and protect the patient from serious complications that could become life-threatening if left untreated. He received continued care, including pain management and close monitoring, during his hospital stay. He was discharged on 20.03.2026 in stable condition with medical advice for further evaluation and appropriate treatment. The treatment expenses were fully supported by Helpster Charity, and his family expresses sincere gratitude to Helpster, its volunteers, and the hospital team for their kind support and care.

Doctors have recommended Endoscopic surgical removal of the intranasal tooth under general anesthesia, followed by proper post-operative care, pain management, and regular follow-up. Removing the tooth will clear the nasal passage, relieve the pain, and help Mohammed Yeaser breathe normally and sleep comfortably again. With successful treatment, his risk of repeated infections will decrease and he will be able to eat, study, and participate in daily activities without constant discomfort. However, if the condition is left untreated, the abnormal tooth may continue to cause recurrent infections, severe pain, and worsening breathing problems. In serious cases, the infection could spread to nearby areas such as the sinuses or airway, which may lead to dangerous complications and potentially life-threatening health problems.