A 21-year-old Pakistani resident, Muhammad Farouk, just 8 months ago turned to the local dentist, who took the least for his services, and paid 2,000 rupees (about $ 16) for a tooth pulled out.
When the dentist pulled out his tooth, the Pakistani decided that the problem was gone, but soon a tumor began to grow very quickly in the place of the extracted tooth.
After the tumor began to cause him serious inconvenience, the guy went to the clinic and was shocked to learn that it was a dangerous cancer and that he would most likely die from it soon.
Now the tumor on the right side of Farouk's head has become larger in size than the head itself. The guy cannot eat solid food and cannot work as a carpenter. All the time he now lies at home under the supervision of relatives and is just waiting for death.
When Farouk's relatives went in search of a dentist who was removing his tooth, his small clandestine clinic was no longer there, but in this place there was a store with another owner.
In local hospitals, none of the doctors undertakes to operate on the guy, as everyone admits that he has little chance of survival, and chemotherapy is painful and expensive.
When the doctor Nur Mohammed Sumro from Karaich learned about Farouk's problem, he said that most likely the tumor had developed not because of the tooth extraction itself, but from smoking, since Farouk smoked a lot.
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Particles of tobacco could get into a poorly treated wound from an extracted tooth and, due to infection, a tumor developed that turned into cancerous.
