Donate to Ikhlaq Zameer for His Hepatitis-C Treatment
Ikhlaq Zameer's Story
38-year-old Ikhlaq Zameer has been diagnosed with hepatitis C. He has been taking homeopathic treatments for this but due to a lack of adequate allopathic healthcare, his disease progressed and he developed severe body aches. Finally, Ikhlaq consulted a specialist, who has advised a medication course of three months.
Ikhlaq works as a daily wager, earning 500-600 PKR/day, or an average of 12,000 PKR/month. He lives in a small house passed on to him by his parents with his wife and two of his children, all of whom are dependent on him for sustenance. Despite his deteriorating health, Ikhlaq cannot afford to take time off from work because he loses out on his daily wage.
“Missing a single day’s work means my family goes hungry. Basically everything I earn in a day goes towards buying food and other basic necessities for the house. So I have neither the money to pay for treatment, nor the time to take days off to find a doctor who can treat me for free.” – Ikhlaq Zameer
Ikhlaq is currently in a very difficult position and has asked us to ease his burden. With enough donations, we can help him get better together.
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Ikhlaq Zameer's Story
38-year-old Ikhlaq Zameer was diagnosed with Hepatitis C and prescribed three months of treatment for it. His workup and treatment were carried out at Bakhtawar Amin Trust Teaching Hospital under the supervision of Dr. Nadeem Ullah. The antiviral treatment started on 13.08.2020 and ended on 03.11.2020. Ikhlaq responded well to the treatment and is excited to have his test negative. He has resumed his work and feeling healthy.
“The treatment and medication were hard on my health. I am glad to be finally free of the virus”-Ikhlaq Zameer