Malika has been sick since birth. By the age of 11, her medical records show several diagnoses: primary immunodeficiency, interstitial lung disease, and bronchial asthma. This means that the genetic immunity disorder most severely affected the respiratory tract.
Choking episodes and constant, incessant coughing tormented Malika, despite the efforts of doctors. Neither antibiotics, nor inhalations, nor hormone therapy helped the girl.
A month ago, Moscow immunologists finally picked up a drug for Malika that helped her breathe freely. "After the first injection of this medicine, the child stopped coughing!" - Zulfiya, the girl's mother, says with joy. Malika became more active, became interested in drawing and beading.
To stop her breathing problems and coughing coming back, the girl needs to keep getting costly therapy. Then she will be able to live a full life, without fear of another attack. We are collecting funds for effective medicines for Malika and Imam, another child with a severe immune deficiency.
Together, let's support these children on their road to recovery!
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