Saudi man regains ability to walk after three years following knee surgery
Asaad Al-Jadhami shares how he walked again after three years of immobility, thanks to a recent knee replacement surgery.
Asaad Al-Jadhami, a Saudi national, has regained his ability to walk after enduring three years of immobility. The source details that his inability to move without assistance from his children was attributed to chronic kidney disease and high blood sugar levels. Upon sharing his experience with Al Arabiya, Al-Jadhami revealed that his health has significantly improved since regaining mobility.
He mentioned that his blood sugar levels have decreased and his kidney condition has improved. Now, he is able to visit the mosque and move around independently.
Dr. Ghazi Hakami, President of the Neptune Association for Medical Rehabilitation and a physical therapy specialist, shed light on the association's extensive work. According to Dr. Hakami, the association has carried out approximately 700 surgeries, including 148 joint replacements, 170 bariatric surgeries, and dental procedures for children.
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