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- Nawaz Needs Constant Medical Care
- His State of Health May Worsen While He Remains in Prison
- Physicians to Conduct Various Reviews Today
RAWALPINDI: The Five-member medical board for former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's medical checkup revealed Tuesday that he needed constant care and attention.
The medical council formed by the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) has reached Adiala Prison to re-examine Nawaz's health. Earlier, they suggested that Nawaz should be moved to the hospital on fears that his condition could deteriorate if he stays in jail.
Doctors would conduct echocardiogram, blood and sugar tests of the incarcerated chief and also check his blood pressure. It has also been reported that the medical team has requested a change in Nawaz's medications.
Earlier, Monday, Nawaz had refused to be transferred to a hospital despite the recommendation of the medical commission and to use the available facilities.
According to his medical report, there is a risk that Nawaz's kidneys will fail because of a lack of water. "The heat and lack of sleep have also affected the health of the former prime minister," the report said, warning that his heart disease could worsen if his condition did not improve.
Dr. Azhar Kiani had suggested Sunday to transfer Nawaz to the hospital. treated for dehydration that could lead to heart and kidney complications.
According to the report, Nawaz has a long history of heart problems and has already undergone two procedures, including bypbad surgery. He also suffers from hypertension, badociated sub-normal renal function and other complications. Eyewitnesses testified that Nawaz's doctor was not allowed to accompany him when he was detained in Adiala.
According to the report, doctors who examined Nawaz at Adiala Prison were aware of his critical condition. the weather – fluctuating between extreme humidity and heat – would inevitably hurt his health.
However, the prison authorities or "whoever controls these issues" chose not to provide him with an air conditioner "if necessary". In addition, a petition was filed in the Supreme Court's Lahore Register asking the court to declare the residences of Nawaz, his daughter Maryam and his son-in-law, the captain (Muhammad Safdar),
The petition, presented by Zafarullah Khan, a lawyer for the Muslim League of Pakistan-Nawaz (PML-N), said that since the Nawaz corruption trial is still ongoing, his Nawaz is currently serving a prison sentence of 10 years, sentenced by a court of responsibility in the reference to the corruption of Avenfield Apartments filed by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB).
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