World’s heaviest woman Eman undergoes successful surgery in India

Eman Ahmed Abdelaty
Eman Ahmed Abdelaty

Eman after her surgery on Wednesday.


Eman Ahmed Abdelaty, the 36-year-old Egyptian woman who at 500 kilos is the world’s heaviest, has undergone a successfully surgery in India.

The medical team of Saifee Hospital in Mumbai, India, successfully performed the surgery on Eman Ahmed, the hospital said in a statement to News Agency.

“Eman successfully underwent a Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy on March 7th 2017 at Saifee Hospital. She had an uneventful surgery and anesthesia course,” said the statement.

Also read: Eman, world’s heaviest person at 500 kilos, already lost 35 kilos

According to the hospital, she is now on oral fluids and accepting them well. “The future course of action for the medical team working on her will be to correct all her associated medical problems, to get her fit enough to fly back to Egypt as soon as possible,” the statement said. The hospital said that the patient is now in post-op care and that more updates will be shared in due course.

News Agency had earlier reported that Eman’s quality of life has been improving, the doctor was quoted as saying: “…she can now pass urine through a catheter as opposed to soiling her clothes, her body is softening, and she can even raise her arm a little. I deliberately salute her when I go to see her and she attempts to salute me back.”

Eman Ahmed Abdelaty

Eman as on February 11 after being brought to Mumbai, India.


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