Overview
Patient Name: Amal
Age: 34
Gender: Male
Country: Bangladesh
Treatment: Oral Maxillofacial reconstruction surgery
Doctor: Dr. Sunil Chaudhary
Hospital: Max Hospital, Delhi
This is the story of Amal, a 34-year-old from Bangladesh who had been suffering from black fungus since COVID-19. To get rid of this fungus, Amal needed Oral Maxillofacial reconstruction surgery. Amal tried to get this surgery done in Bangladesh almost 4 times but the surgery failed every time and his suffering did not stop. He also spent a lot of money on this and did not get any positive outcomes.
Amal was frustrated about what to do when one of his friends from Bangladesh told him about ClinicSpots, a medical tourism company that had previously helped his friend get the best treatment for his health issues successfully.
So, through this friend, Amal connected with ClinicSpots. He reached out to ClinicSpot's medical representative. The representative listened to Amal’s condition and suggested that he should travel to India for further treatment.
Let’s find out what happened after Amal reached India.
Treatment Plan: Amal came to Max Hospital, Delhi as suggested by our medical representative. After coming to the hospital, Amal was connected with a very experienced doctor, Dr. Chaudhary at Max Hospital. Dr. Chaudhary spoke to the patient and recommended some tests like an MRI. After getting the results, Amal was advised to get surgery.
Continue reading to know if the surgery was successful!
Oral Maxillofacial reconstruction surgery needs implants to reconstruct the jaw. The implants used in his previous surgeries were not done properly and failed 4 times. So before the surgery, the doctor cleaned Amal’s jaw area properly and got rid of any infection present there. Only after that, they proceeded with the implant.
Because the infection was cleared and the jaw was not infected anymore, the surgery was successful and Amal was very happy and relieved. Our representative is on a regular follow-up with Amal. He is very satisfied with the treatment and doing really well.
Note: We respect our patient's privacy, so the name has been changed to maintain confidentiality.