A woman in her 50s from Naples, Italy, has been suffering from prolonged health issues after undergoing a routine cosmetic surgery in a private clinic. The surgery, which was supposed to be a routine procedure, turned into a nightmare for the woman, who started experiencing severe pain, fatigue, and loss of consciousness shortly after returning home from the surgery.
12 مايو 2026 - 06:55 | آخر تحديث 12 مايو 2026 - 06:55قضية طبية صادمة هزّت مدينة نابولي الإيطالية، بعدما تحولت عملية تجميل روتينية إلى مأساة طويلة الأمد، إثر اكتشاف جسم معدني نُسي داخل جسد مريضة، ما فتح بابًا واسعًا للجدل حول معايير السلامة داخل العيادات الخاصة.
تزعم امرأة إيطالية تبلغ من العمر 53 عامًا أنها عاشت معاناة صحية استمرت لأشهر، بعد خضوعها لعملية شد البطن في عيادة خاصة بمدينة نابولي يوم 25 أكتوبر 2025، حيث بدأت تعاني فور عودتها إلى منزل عائلتها من آلام حادة وإرهاق شديد، إضافة إلى فقدانها للوعي عقب الجراحة. وبحسب ما نقلته صحيفة «لونيوني ساردا» الإيطالية، تواصلت المريضة مع الجراح الذي أجرى العملية، والذي اعتقد في البداية أن الأعراض طبيعية بعد الجراحة، قبل أن يخضعها لفحوصات أولية كشفت عن وجود عدوى، وتم وصف مضادات حيوية لها دون أي تحسن يُذكر.
وبعد نحو سبعة أشهر من المعاناة، خضعت المرأة في 7 مايو لفحص طبي داخل مركز صحي آخر في نابولي، لتكشف النتائج عن وجود جسم معدني داخل بطنها تبيّن أنه
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