Deepika Kakkar’s surgery lasted for 14 hours, now shifts in room from ICU, husband Shoaib gave health updates
TV actress Deepika Kakkar is fighting the battle with Stage 2 liver cancer these days. Recently, Deepika’s surgery went on, which lasted for 14 hours. Deepika’s husband Shoaib is constantly sharing her health update fans. Now after surgery, Shoaib has told about Deepika’s health.
Shoaib Ibrahim told in her Vlog that Deepika has now shifted to the ward outside the ICU. He also thanked the fans for praying for Deepika.
Shoaib says, Eid ul Azha is tomorrow, today Deepika has come out of ICU on such auspicious day. Today is in the room and together. All things are fine right now. She has become good for three days in ICU and day by day and today the doctors said that you are much better. Now we are shifting you from ICU.
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Shoaib said, she will stay here for a few days because the surgery was big, she stayed in OT for 14 hours. We were all under stress because doctors said that it would be a long surgery … At 6-7 pm, we all got nervous because no update came from OT because we had never seen such a big surgery. Thankfully, the doctor assured me that if they do not come out for updates, the surgery is going well and it will be completely cured.
Shoaib said that doctors also removed Deepika’s gallbladder as they came to know about stones and had to cut a small part of the liver as the tumor was cancerous. Doctors said that the liver is a self-purposeless organ, so it will be cured automatically over time. So this is not the case that stress is taken about … but we have to be cautious and take good care.
Talking about his son Ruhan, Shoaib said, “People are asking about Ruhan, so it is the mercy of Allah that he has given him so much patience that he has taken out without Deepika three nights.” That is fine, all were in the house, Ammi, Khala, Naja Khala, Rehan… Rehan remembered that his health was bad. He was also admitted for 4 days. Rehan had an infection in the stomach.
