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Doctor from University Clinical Centre from Sarajevo Helping in Konjevic Polje and Cerska

Published: May 25, 2014
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kcusSixteen doctors and other medical staff members of the University Clinical Center (UCC) in Sarajevo were yesterday in Konjevic Polje and Cerska, where they examined 150 people. Mainly people were chronically ill and were complaining on the stomach problems and sore throats.

Due to current circumstances, some observed high pressure and fewer heart problems.

In addition, 42 children were examined and 4 cases of itch were found. Also, children were complaining on the lower abdominal discomfort.

Unfortunately, doctors noticed that in Konjevic Polje and Cerska, people do not have primary health care. They appeal on help from Bratunac.

In addition, during the next week, a team of doctors from the Clinical Center in Sarajevo will visit Orasje. In their visit, they will bring more essential medicaments for patients.

 

(Source: Radiosarajevo.ba)

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