On the very first day of life, Daud was suspected of having Hirschsprung's disease—a severe congenital intestinal disorder.
Three weeks later, the newborn was urgently hospitalized in the surgical department, underwent examinations, and the diagnosis was confirmed.
Surgeons performed an auxiliary operation to prepare for a major surgical procedure on the intestines.
The next stage of treatment is an operation during which surgeons will remove the affected section of the intestine and restore its natural function. Such an operation helps create the conditions Daud needs for full growth and development.
Despite these challenges, Daud is growing into a calm, affectionate, and very curious boy. He loves listening to the voices of his family, smiles at his mother, looks at the world around him with interest, and delights in bright toys.
The family is raising six children, and the parents cannot afford to pay for the treatment on their own.
Let’s take care of the baby’s health and help him recover!
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