New Delhi: In Aurangabad, a city in the Indian state of Bihar, Muslim doctors performed a successful operation and removed a 9-inch long toothbrush from a patient's abdomen. According to Indian media reports, in the Medical College and Hospital (Ghati Hospital) area of Aurangabad, under the supervision of Muslim doctor Junaid M. Sheikh, the doctors performed a successful operation and removed a nine-inch long toothbrush from the patient's abdomen.
According to the report, 33-year-old Rajesh Jadho had accidentally swallowed a toothbrush, after which he had severe abdominal pain and was suffering badly. According to the doctor, after performing Rajesh's ultrasound and MRI, Dr Junaid immediately suggested an operation and saved the patient's life by involving other doctors with him.
Dr Junaid Sheikh told Indian media that Rajesh was brought to Ghati Hospital on December 26 at 11 am. He said that if the brush was not removed immediately, there was a risk of perforation in the intestines and rupture of the intestines, which could have been fatal.
Junaid Sheikh said that after reviewing the situation, we decided to operate immediately and together with the team, we conducted a 90-minute long operation in which the internal organs were cleaned by removing the brush from the abdomen. According to the doctor, the patient is recovering fast and will be allowed to go home in a day or two.
