There is well-known word "Health is wealth”. Without good health
nobody can enjoy the life fully whoever he/she is. Therefore, health
care is the most imminent sector in any country.
Too many children and mothers are dying or suffering from the effects of ill-health, poor nutrition and inadequate health care. Nearly all these deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, and mainly among the poorest of the poor. In addition to these poor health care facility there are many more factors which are killing us every day gradually. Unavailability of pure drinking water, air pollution, value-less food intakes, lack of health care awareness,
improper sanitation, smoking, over-alcohol, misuse of drugs, living style, unprotected sex and etc are the facts which can bring us health hazardous.
Mr. Naing Win Myo and his wife Ma Thidar, residence of Alan Taing Street, Ward (9),
Thongwa Township, Yangon Division, Myanmar, arrived
India on 26 July 2010 for Renal Transplant purpose along with their
relative donor Mr. Kyaw Min Soe. Mr. Myo was suffering from kidney
failure disease since 2009. He was on HD from that time. To continue his
life he has to do dialysis. And thus they must have expended good
amount of money for continuation of his life. Though the cause of his
kidney damage was not known, he was having hypertension. Once I met
renown nephrologist Mr. Francis Lee from Hong Kong. According to him
drinking strong coffee for four to 5 glasses in a day can damage our
kidney. Now in Myanmar instant coffee Mixes are very much available
everywhere. Moreover, the people of Myanmar are very famous in eating so
rich food, which is very good in eating, but very bad for health.
Mr. Myo was admitted to Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals on 29/8/10 and Renal Transplant surgery was done on 31/8/10 successfully. He was discharged from hospital on 10/9/10. After 4 weeks follow-up they went back to Myanma and now they are leading happy and normal conjugal lives. They are having one daughter and two sons.
Too many children and mothers are dying or suffering from the effects of ill-health, poor nutrition and inadequate health care. Nearly all these deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, and mainly among the poorest of the poor. In addition to these poor health care facility there are many more factors which are killing us every day gradually. Unavailability of pure drinking water, air pollution, value-less food intakes, lack of health care awareness,
improper sanitation, smoking, over-alcohol, misuse of drugs, living style, unprotected sex and etc are the facts which can bring us health hazardous.
Mr. Naing Win Myo and his wife Ma Thidar, residence of Alan Taing Street, Ward (9),
Thongwa Township, Yangon Division, Myanmar, arrived
India on 26 July 2010 for Renal Transplant purpose along with their
relative donor Mr. Kyaw Min Soe. Mr. Myo was suffering from kidney
failure disease since 2009. He was on HD from that time. To continue his
life he has to do dialysis. And thus they must have expended good
amount of money for continuation of his life. Though the cause of his
kidney damage was not known, he was having hypertension. Once I met
renown nephrologist Mr. Francis Lee from Hong Kong. According to him
drinking strong coffee for four to 5 glasses in a day can damage our
kidney. Now in Myanmar instant coffee Mixes are very much available
everywhere. Moreover, the people of Myanmar are very famous in eating so
rich food, which is very good in eating, but very bad for health.Mr. Myo was admitted to Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals on 29/8/10 and Renal Transplant surgery was done on 31/8/10 successfully. He was discharged from hospital on 10/9/10. After 4 weeks follow-up they went back to Myanma and now they are leading happy and normal conjugal lives. They are having one daughter and two sons.
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