“According to information from colleagues, the girl was found to have a genetic predisposition to thrombophilia, and she had contracted COVID-19. In the fall of 2024, she was admitted to the hospital with severe edema and nephrotic syndrome. This condition is quite serious and complicated to diagnose, as the symptoms turned out to be unclear and unresponsive to treatment. To clarify the situation, several consultations were held with leading specialists from the National Center for Maternal and Child Health and the National Hospital, who prescribed comprehensive treatment. However, when the girl's condition began to deteriorate, the doctors warned of the need for amputation of the limb. The girl's mother refused this procedure, and they went to Turkey, where the amputation was eventually performed. After that, the mother began to appeal to various authorities, pointing out the high expenses incurred by the family. But this does not mean that the doctors are responsible for what happened,” she noted.
The topic in focus In Bishkek, renowned nephrologist and transplantologist Nasira Beishebaeva has been detained
The press service of the Ombudsman’s Institute reported in September 2025 that a resident of Bishkek, S.Z., had approached Ombudsman Jamila Dzhamanbaeva, asking to protect the rights of her minor daughter and hold the doctors accountable.
According to this woman, it was due to medical errors that her 14-year-old daughter became disabled.
Today it became known about the detention of nephrologist Nasira Beishebaeva. The staff of the National Center for Maternal and Child Health appealed to President Sadyr Japarov, requesting an objective and fair investigation of the situation in accordance with all legal norms.
