When Aishat was six months old, she had a fever and a swollen tummy. Doctors quickly determined the girl's disappointing diagnosis – tyrosinemia. Due to Aishat's disease, continuous intake of the drug Nidorphan is required.
Usually this medicine is provided at the expense of the state, but now there has been a supply outage. Since this is a vital drug, there should be no interruptions in reception and therefore the fund is connected to the provision before the next purchase at the expense of budgetary funds.
Tyrosinemia is a metabolic error in which the body cannot effectively break down the amino acid tyrosine, hence the name of the disease.
Aishat has impaired liver and kidney functions. Without treatment, tyrosinemia leads to liver failure and even more terrible, irreversible consequences.
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