Medical condition

Hi, My name is Mandeep kaur .I’am Fundraising for my younger brother .His name is Harshdeep Singh .His age only 25 year .He lives in Goldcoast Australia Queensland.His Treatment place is Griffith university hospital Australia .His condition is not good . His food pipe is damaged and his stomach intestine also damaged .He cannot eat through his throat.They put through the nose Nj tube for feeding .they allow to give him 85ml per hour because His stomach is not tolerate to much feed .its very hard for him .Doctor advise is that , they doing an operate him and They said it’s not small operation it’s a major operation and that operation is very expensive as well so I just request you guys to donate as you can plss and that’s humble request you guys He don’t have insurance I am doing my best  but still not enough .I also showing you guys following :

Medical Advice

• Have trouble swallowing

• Sharp pains in the throat, chest or stomach or begin vomiting with blood

• Have a high temperature/fever > 38°C

• Have redness, pain or swelling

Ulcer in the oropharynx (?from caustic injury vs NJ tube).

Initial insertion with paediatric gastroscope - very limited views due to ulcer slough / diffuse mucosal bleeding / refluxing gastric contents.

Gastroscope removed and patient intubated.

Attempted careful reinsertion with adult gastroscope, oedematous from ulcer/slough but no resistance to suggest stenosis at the upper oesophageal sphincter.

Entire proximal esophagus appeared diffusely narrowed, and contained mucous, gastric contents and blood. Diffuse mucosal bleeding with minimal insufflation.

Switched back to paediatric gastroscope, passed via the right nostril.

The stomach was full of opaque fluid, unable to clear, passed along lesser curve until reached antrum.

Ulceration and suspected pyloric stenosis, unable to traverse with paediatric gastroscope.

Wire passed down the channel of the scope into the antrum, and the gastroscope was withdrawn.

A 10Fr tube was passed over the wire until resistance, secured at 60cm from the nose.

- Caustic injury with diffuse mucosal ulceration.

- Limited endoscopic assessment but impression of diffuse osophageal narrowing, and pyloric stricture.