Nazar needs anticonvulsant medication. 3

From the moment he was born, Nazar was not doing well. During the birth, he received severe head injuries, but it seemed that the baby was doing well. Only a month later, very severe consequences appeared. The baby began to convulse.

Then everything became even more complicated. Nazar was diagnosed with cerebral palsy complicated by epilepsy. He can't sit and can't even hold his head. Massages, physical therapy, and joint correction slightly improve his condition. There is positive dynamics, but it is very slow. Recently, Nazarchyk was once again rehabilitated in Truskavets. There are good results - the boy is trying to hold his head up, but he still needs to fight and fight to improve his condition. After completing 20 courses, Nazar feels good and has become more active. Nazar is currently taking anticonvulsant medication. The latest analysis showed a decrease in epileptic activity. Nazar loves being in the yard, watching his sister run around and being happy.

Over the long period of treatment, the parents' finances have been completely exhausted. But Nazar cannot live without anticonvulsants. They are not cheap, and Nazar's mother asks for help with her son's treatment again.