Nazar needs anticonvulsant medication. 2

This is the second time that 10-year-old Nazar's mother has asked for help. She has been treating her son since his birth. During childbirth, Nazar suffered severe brain injuries, and doctors could not make a final diagnosis for a long time. It seemed that the boy was doing well. But it only seemed so. When the child turned one month old, he started having seizures and was admitted to the neurological department of the hospital. Nazar's main diagnosis is cerebral palsy, which is complicated by epilepsy with convulsive syndrome. The boy does not sit, walk, or even hold his head.

Nazar regularly undergoes treatment and rehabilitation at the Kozyavkin Clinic. Recently, he and his mother were there again, receiving a two-week course of intensive therapy, massages, exercise therapy, joint correction and development. The dynamics of treatment is positive. Nazar began to hold his head better, the child became more active. But the daily struggle for health cannot be stopped now, and at home the mother does physical therapy with the boy on her own.

Nazar feels well and always smiles, although he constantly takes many different medications. But now the boy is worried about his teeth. He has been crying at night for a month, so his mother gives him painkillers.

The parents cannot provide Nazar with medicines on their own. After all, anticonvulsants, which allow a child to live, are very expensive for an ordinary family. In addition, the boy needs to have his son's teeth treated and plan another trip to Truskavets for a new course of treatment. Nazar needs our help again!