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Karachi mpox alert: 50-year-old patient undergoes ...

Karachi mpox alert: 50-year-old patient undergoes ...
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  • The suspected case has prompted medical authorities to closely monitor the patient while awaiting the laboratory results.
  • The suspected case in Karachi comes amid reports of confirmed mpox infections in Sindh during the current year.
  • The patient’s referral from Jinnah Hospital to the Sindh Infectious Diseases Hospital is part of the medical response to suspected infectious disease cases, allowing the patient to receive specialised evaluation and care while the diagnostic process continues.

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A suspected case of mpox, commonly known as monkeypox, has been reported in Karachi involving a 50-year-old man from Nawabshah, according to sources.

The patient was brought to Jinnah Hospital in Karachi on Monday after reportedly developing symptoms associated with mpox. Following an initial assessment, doctors suspected that the patient could be suffering from the viral infection and subsequently referred him to the Sindh Infectious Diseases Hospital for further evaluation and treatment.

Sources said that diagnostic tests are currently being conducted to determine whether the patient has contracted mpox. The suspected case has prompted medical authorities to closely monitor the patient while awaiting the laboratory results.

According to the patient’s family, he already suffers from a kidney-related illness. The family also said that the patient does not have a history of recent international travel.

Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 6, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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