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Madina had both eyes operated on!

Dom Dobroty

Charitable foundation · Moscow

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Madina was born prematurely, very small, and from the first months of her life, doctors have been helping her preserve her vision, managing the complex course of stage V retinopathy.

This latest hospitalization marked another step in her treatment.

Doctors performed surgery on both eyes, removing the cicatricial adhesions that were pulling on the retina and preventing it from assuming its proper position. This is complex and delicate work, and the future health of her eyes depends on it.

The timely surgical treatment yielded positive results. The area of retinal detachment in one eye has decreased, and the other eye remains stable.

This is extremely important for Madina. Now, it's not just about her vision, but also about preserving her eyes, ensuring a calm, pain-free state, and the ability to continue treatment.

Thanks to your support, she was able to receive the help she so desperately needed!

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About the campaign

Little Madina needs continued treatment for retinopathy of prematurity!

Madina was born very small—just 1,440 grams. She was born in the 29th week, and from the very first days, her life was a challenge. She was breathing with the help of a breathing machine, gaining weight, and doctors helped her overcome difficulties. Later, it became clear that Madina had a severe eye disease. Retinopathy threatened to deprive her of the ability to see the world.

Despite the diagnosis, the girl has already undergone several surgeries. Doctors tried to save her eyes. They cleared them of scars, removed the lenses, and strengthened the retina. Thanks to this, there is hope that Madina will be able to distinguish light and images. A new stage of treatment lies ahead, and it is especially important.

Let's take care of Madina's health and help her preserve the integrity of her eyes and some of her vision.