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– Doctors removed 350,000 GHc of jewelry and coins on the belly of an Indian woman
– Runi Khatun was rushed to hospital after vomiting after each meal
– Her discomfort was due to the coins and jewelry that she had swallowed in the past
– During the operation, doctors removed more than 150 coins and jewelry from his abdomen
The doctors were baffled after removing more than 350,000 GHc (£ 53,000) of jewelry and coins from an Indian 's stomach.
Runi Khatun, 26, was "weak and emaciated" when she was rushed to hospital on July 16, 2019, in the state of West Bengal, after having begun to vomit after each meal.
During the operation, the doctors removed 69 chains, 80 ear loops, 46 coins, eight medallions, 11 nose rings, four keys, five anklets and a watch dial. his abdomen.
The woman's mother said she noticed that ornaments had begun to disappear from their home, but she did not know that her daughter was swallowing them.
She added that her daughter had received the pieces from her brother's shop and added that when she would question her about the missing items, she would cry.
The doctors said that while the objects were mostly copper and brbad, valuable gold jewelry was also found in his stomach.
Dr. Siddhartha Biswas, head of the Department of Surgery at the Medical College and Rampurhat Government Hospital, said the patient was & # 39; & # 39; emancipated & # 39; & # 39; and could not eat food.
Doctors remove 350,000 GHc of coins and jewelry from the stomach of an obsessive eater
Source: UGC
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He said: "The patient looked weak and emaciated by the time she was admitted to the hospital."
His albumin and hemoglobin levels were so low that we could not operate quickly.
Her condition was so critical that she needed at least five bottles of blood. She could not even physically eat food, so we had to administer Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) to inject food artificially through her mouth. & # 39; & # 39;
The patient slowly stabilized and the doctors decided to operate a week later.
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& # 39; & # 39; If we had operated on it earlier, it would not have survived, & # 39; said Dr. Biswas.
The operation lasted nearly an hour and fifteen minutes and the doctors managed to remove the large piece of metal and jewelry from his stomach.
Dr. Biswas said his condition was stable now.
Meanwhile, while plastic has become a herculean threat for many countries, here in Ghana, young people are undertaking projects that turn plastic waste into fuel such as grease, diesel and petroleum for domestic use.
The project was supported by GEFSGPGhana of UNDP Ghana to launch the pilot phase of this commendable initiative.
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Source: Yen.com.gh
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