Actress Yasmin Abdel Aziz sent her first message to her fans via her official Instagram page, reassuring them about her health condition. She stated, "Thank God I am feeling better and I have recovered, thank God. I want you to be reassured." She added, "Despite all the difficulties I went through during my recent crisis, your support and concern eased all the bitter moments."
Egyptian media reported details about the doctor who treated Yasmin Abdel Aziz before her health deteriorated. They mentioned that an internal investigation is currently underway at the hospital where she underwent surgery to determine if there was a medical error during the operation. It was confirmed that the surgeon who performed the procedure is well-regarded for his competence, but the situation is subject to observation and review to ensure everything is correctly assessed. Most of the professors from the medical staff are not employed by the hospital, but rather classified as visiting doctors who work with the hospital, while the hospital's role is to provide medical care. It was also confirmed that this is the practice in all private hospitals, which have committees to verify the competence of these professors for accreditation in the hospital's professor roster and to exclude the incompetent ones.
Actor Ahmed El Awady, husband of Yasmin Abdel Aziz, threatened via a post on his Facebook page to hold accountable those responsible for his wife's health deterioration, using terms like "negligence" and "laxity" to describe what occurred during the operation.
Yasmin Abdel Aziz traveled to Switzerland, where she had previously undergone a cesarean section 10 years ago, to continue her treatment journey. Sources indicated that Yasmin currently requires a corrective surgery due to a perforation that occurred in her colon during the complex operation.
A medical source familiar with Yasmin Abdel Aziz's health condition revealed the reason for her travel to complete her treatment in Switzerland, clarifying that she had previously undergone a cesarean section there a decade ago. The surgery in Egypt was precise and difficult due to a large blood clot on the ovary, necessitating surgical intervention instead of laparoscopy, given Yasmin's medical history. The source confirmed that she experienced some complications during the surgery, leading to swelling in the colon, which resulted in a perforation and leakage of its contents, followed by peritonitis. The source explained that Yasmin Abdel Aziz's condition had stabilized in the hospital before her travel abroad, but she needs to undergo a new surgery termed "bypass surgery" to restore her intestines to their normal path.
