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22-year-old Esmithi struggled for three days at home without a doctor trying to give birth to her son. The baby survived, but the strain of labour left her leaking urine. When Esmithi and her husband learned treatment was available at the Dhaka Medical College Hospital, they traveled by bus and rickshaw in search of help. This photo was taken on the day of her surgery. Dec. 2003. |
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Photo: Mari Tikkanen/UNFPA |
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Photo of fistula patients awaiting treatment at the Dhaka Medical College Hospital in Bangladesh. With UNFPA support, a fistula repair centre was added to the hospital to manage the high demand for surgery and serve as a training site for doctors throughout South Asia. Dec. 2003. |
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Najwa, 24, lived with fistula for six years before she was treated and cured at a UNFPA-supported clinic in Sudan. With just one operating room and a chronic shortage of medical equipment, the Dr. Abbo Fistula Centre can treat only one patient per day. |
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