Patient Name: Sean Mario

Age: 18 Years

Gender: Male

Country of Origin: Fiji

Doctor Name: Dr. Sumeet Agrawal

Hospital Name: Artemis Hospital Gurgaon

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The burden of rheumatic diseases (conditions that affect the joints, tendons, muscles, ligaments, bones, and muscles) in Africa may be higher than in other parts of the world. This is because patients typically show up at a more advanced stage of the illness. Rheumatoid arthritis (RA), one such rheumatic disease, is widely prevalent in African countries.

RA, a chronic autoimmune disease, primarily affects the joints. RA occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own tissues. While RA is more commonly diagnosed in middle age, it can also affect young adults. In fact, approximately 8 in 100,000 people aged 18 to 34 are diagnosed with RA each year.

Sean Mario, an 18-year-old from Fiji, is one such young adult. He began experiencing the early symptoms of RA, including joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. Concerned for his health, Sean's mother turned to the internet in search of effective treatments.

During her search, she discovered Vaidam on Facebook and promptly filled out an online inquiry form. We quickly responded by assigning her a case manager. We further recommended a trip to India for Sean's treatment, as Indian hospitals provide high-quality medical care with leading specialists and advanced technology.

Sean visited India with his mother and grandparents. Here, they consulted with Dr. Sumeet Agrawal, a renowned Rheumatologist. After a thorough evaluation of Sean's medical reports, Dr. Agrawal prescribed a course of oral medication to be taken over the next few months.

The family stayed in India for two weeks before returning home.

Sean and his family were happy with the treatment Sean received here. His mother said, "Initially, I was insecure about Vaidam, but as I got here, I felt safe and comfortable. I was assured that everything would be fine. So give Vaidam a try; they are very helpful and wonderful."

We hope for Sean's swift recovery and improved health.