The medical report submitted to the LHC stated that the doctor prevented Nawaz Sharif from traveling

• Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Nawaz Sharif advises not to travel and go to public places-airports and other crowded places.
• The medical report stated that Nawaz had a blood supply problem to his heart, so he should stay in a hospital near London.
• The report was submitted one week after the British government rejected Nawaz’s request to extend his stay in London.

Lahore: His latest medical report submitted to the Lahore High Court (LHC) stated that due to PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif suffering from heart and kidney disease, doctors have prevented him from traveling and visiting public places. news Report.

According to a three-page report signed by cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. David Lawrence, Nawaz suffers from heart and kidney disease and diabetes, and is advised not to travel, go to public places—airports and airplanes—and other congestion The place, the reason is: the coronavirus pandemic.

The medical report issued on July 8 further stated that Nawaz had a blood supply problem to his heart, so he must take more precautions and should stay in a hospital near London.

The report was submitted one week after the British government rejected Nawaz’s request to extend his stay in London.

In the report, Dr. Lawrence said that Nawaz had “intermittently received treatment and medical supervision since 2016” when he performed coronary artery bypass surgery for the former prime minister. Currently, an experienced team of hematologists at Gay and St Thomas’ hospitals and the report added that cardiologists at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals are taking care of the former prime minister of London. “Before the most recent referral, [Nawaz] Sharif has been receiving treatment in London for many years,” it said.

The report stated: “In November 2019, he was referred for treatment because he did not have specific expertise, technology and skills to treat his disease and comorbidities and related complications,” adding that Nawaz had “complex and complicated Complex” medical issues.

Dr. Lawrence wrote in the report: “In dealing with every disease and comorbidity he suffers, we need to be extra careful to maintain a proper balance.”

The medical report further stated: “In London, [Nawaz] Sharif underwent extensive medical investigations and scans, including regular laboratory tests-PET-CT scans (rest and pressure) of the heart perfusion with rubidium 82, echocardiography and 24-hour Holter analysis.”