Nawaz undergoes medical examination at Sharif Medical City
Ex-PM's blood samples drawn for tests to evaluate cardiac, renal condition
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif. PHOTO: FILE
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif was taken to Sharif Medical City Hospital on Thursday for an evaluation of his medical health to decide a future course for his treatment.
He was accompanied by his personal physician, Dr Adnan Khan.
The Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N) leader is suffering from renal and cardiac ailments. His blood samples were drawn for tests before he departed the hospital for his Jati Umra residence.
The three-time former prime minister was released from Kot Lakhpat and reached his residence in Lahore late on Tuesday night, hours after the Supreme Court granted him bail for six weeks to receive medical treatment from a doctor of his choice within the country.
Sharif gets six-week medical relief
Sharif will not be allowed to leave the country during the six-week period. Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Dr Khan said Sharif was unwell with "significant heart disease" and deteriorating kidney condition.
Dr Khan said a team of experts had been put together for the former prime minister’s medical evaluation but did not disclose the names of the members.
On Wednesday, the former premier also held consultations with family members and close associates regarding his treatment and the court cases against the former first family.
He was accompanied by his personal physician, Dr Adnan Khan.
The Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N) leader is suffering from renal and cardiac ailments. His blood samples were drawn for tests before he departed the hospital for his Jati Umra residence.
The three-time former prime minister was released from Kot Lakhpat and reached his residence in Lahore late on Tuesday night, hours after the Supreme Court granted him bail for six weeks to receive medical treatment from a doctor of his choice within the country.
Sharif gets six-week medical relief
Sharif will not be allowed to leave the country during the six-week period. Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Dr Khan said Sharif was unwell with "significant heart disease" and deteriorating kidney condition.
Dr Khan said a team of experts had been put together for the former prime minister’s medical evaluation but did not disclose the names of the members.
On Wednesday, the former premier also held consultations with family members and close associates regarding his treatment and the court cases against the former first family.