Abdullah is no longer in danger of having a stroke!

The baby underwent surgery to restore blood supply to the brain. Now the child feels great, shortness of breath and pain are gone. Thank you for your help, tubers. The baby had a catheter under his collarbone for a long time – he received medicines and therapeutic nutrition through a vein due to a severe intestinal disease. The catheter was removed as a result, but the problems remained: the vein was severely injured, damaged and narrowed in one place. So much so that the blood flow through it was such that there was a real threat of a stroke in the boy. With your help, the boy underwent angioplasty, a procedure that widens a clogged vessel. Abdullah's surgery lasted only an hour, and the very next morning, Saigibat admits, she did not recognize her child. Cheerful, active, no longer suffering from shortness of breath and having stopped acting up due to poor health, the child checked out with his mother at home in the evening. In addition to the usual mundane tasks, in the midst of which the baby is no longer in danger, the Sungurovs' task is to regularly send ultrasound scans to the cardiac surgeon to monitor the condition and wait for self–repair of the damaged vein, which can take from 3 to 5 years. "I am grateful to everyone who did not pass by, did not leave us alone in this trouble," says Saigibat. –May the heavens repay you a hundredfold!"