Magomedimin uses a device to monitor blood parameters on a daily basis

Magomedimin's two heart valves - aortic and mitral - did not form correctly. The first surgery at Astrakhan Children's Hospital did not correct the situation, and two weeks ago Magomedimin had a second surgery in St. Petersburg. Unfortunately, he could not save the mitral valve - the surgeons had to replace it with a prosthesis. Now it is important for Magomedimin to watch the density of blood pumped by the artificial valve and to take blood thinning medications in time. The dosage of medications for each intake is calculated separately. While the boy is in the hospital, doctors do this. But his mother has to do it at home, and she needs medical equipment and test strips for it.  The family threw all their resources into the recovery of the child after the surgery. There is no money to buy expensive devices and consumables for them. Incorrect dosage will lead to bleeding and thrombosis, disrupt valve and heart function. Help prevent this!