‘Asif Zardari suffering from intense bladder pain’

The Institute for Medical Science in Pakistan (PIMS) said that Pakistan's People's Party (PPP) leader Asif Ali Zardari suffers from bladder pain, according to the Pakistan Institute for Medical Science (PIMS).

The doctors at PIMS diagnosed that the bladder of the former president grew abnormally.

Doctors argued that this could be dangerous and complicate Zardari's health even more.

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The board decided to conduct more tests on the former president. The doctor will wait to determine the facility where the test results will be given to Zardari.

On Saturday, Zardari's sister, Dr. Azra Pechuho, found out that her brother was suffering from severe backache. The former president, being treated at PIMS, suffers severe pain in the areas of spinal cord S4, S5, and L1.

L1 is known as the lumbar spine. It is located under the cervix and thorax of the spine and is triangular in shape. L1 controls the communication between the legs and the brain. S4 and S5 are also at the bottom of the spinal cord.

These S1-S5 sections are called Sacral Spine, which affects nerve transmission with the lower part of the body.

Dr. Azra said that the condition of the Zar bridge was exacerbated because he had to travel from prison to city court in an armored van. When asked about treatment in Pakistan or abroad, she said it was very unfortunate that there was no single spinal cord surgeon in Pakistan.

She asked the government to provide appropriate treatment for his brother on humanitarian grounds.