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Mumbai: 4-year-old girl brought to hospital for malnutrition treatment battles rare genetic disorder

Palghar couple brought their only child to Mumbai for malnutrition treatment, but learnt she also had an incurable disease

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Krushna Bhore with wife Surekha and their daughter Archana at Sion hospital. Pic/Rajesh Gupta

Krushna Bhore with wife Surekha and their daughter Archana at Sion hospital. Pic/Rajesh Gupta

A Tribal family travelled all the way to the city from a hamlet in Palghar district to get their four-year-old daughter the treatment for acute malnutrition, but were devastated to learn that their only child was also suffering from a rare genetic disorder.

While undergoing treatment at Sion hospital, Archana Krishna Bhore was diagnosed with leukodystrophy, which affects the central nervous system. A senior paediatrician from Virar, Dr Hemant Joshi, said leukodystrophy is incurable.

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