Little Pham Quoc Huy

After being discharged and stayed at home for 2 days, on the 24th of December, little Huy had come back to National University Hospital. The doctor had run a full body check up on him: weight, height and blood test in order to gather sufficient information for the upcoming operation on the 27th of December. Tentatively, the operation will consist of two stages. The first stage is to remove the tumor in the little one

On the 12th of December, family of little Huy had had a discussion with the surgeon. He intended to run a CAT scan on little Huy at the National University of Singapore (NUH). He also scheduled for an operation so that he would be able to inform the family about the cost and details of the operation. The operation would be carried out next week at the NUH. Fortunately for the little one, the tumor

Recently, the sore throat had given an easier time to the little one and he felt more comfortable with the foods. Blood test result had also shown positively.

On November 13th, Little Huy experienced fever and allergy, with the symptom being red spots on his legs. Therefore, his father brought him to the hospital. A few days before that, he had not eaten much, and suffered from pains in his throat, which might be the result of constant vomiting. He had also had some ulcers in his mouth, which had made him lost his appetite for food. Doctors discovered some new bacteria in his mouth, and changed the type of anti-biotic. The treatment with this anti-biotic would probably last longer than expected. Doctors decided to wait until he became stronger before scheduling MRI Scan and CT scan.

Person-in-charge: Tran Quoc Trung
Email: tran.quoc.trung1985@gmail.com

During the first few days of October, GFO had received a letter from Mr Pham Dinh Chien. Through the letter, we had come to know about little Pham Quoc Huy. Five years since the little one opened his eyes to life, he had seen nothing yet but the battle with his disease