The sister of the world’s heaviest woman Eman Ahmed, who came to India from Egypt for a weight-loss surgery in February, has alleged that her sibling has not recovered at all.
According to ANI, Saimma Selim has also said that Dr Muffazal Lakdawala, who has been treating Ahmed since February, is incorrect with his updates about Ahmed’s health and recovery.
However, Dr Lakdawala has denied all allegations in the matter.
The doctor said that Eman is doing well, and in turn has alleged that Saimma is making these claims as she does not want to take her sister back to Egypt, owing to financial conditions.
Speaking to The Quint, doctor Lakadwala added:
Head of Department of Neurology at Saifee and Reliance Hospitals and Eman’s treating neurologist, Dr Arun B Shah has said that this CT scan proves that no fresh stroke has happened after her arrival at Saifee Hospital adding that the cause of her repeated seizures is now due to scar epilepsy.
Earlier, Lakdawala had said that Ahmed will be moved to the CT scan room from her ward soon, where people can see the difference between Saimma’s claims and Ahmed’s real condition.
Ahmed, who was the heaviest woman in the world, weighing over 500 kg, has lost 250 kg in a span of two months since her surgery.
Talking about the challenges his team faced, Lakdawala said:
The doctor said that Ahmed will be weighed again in three to four weeks and they hope she will come under the 200 kg mark.
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Published: 25 Apr 2017,09:36 AM IST