Abstract
Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS) is a disorder of haemopoietic stem cell. Since, it has not been commonly observed in Pakistan, thus, this case study is to understand the scientific and therapeutical comprehension of MDS. An 81 year old male hypertensive patient was presented in a private hospital of Islamabad, Pakistan, with anemia. On medical investigation the physician prescribed him, multi-vitamins OD for a month; injection G-CSF 300mcg once a week; Molgramostim 300µg on every alternate day for 3 weeks; Thalidomide 100mg OD with Alprazolam 0.5mg at night for 4 weeks and 5’-azacytidine for a month. Clinical and pharmaceutical inaccuracies were observed. Moreover; the high cost and long term therapy are major obstacles to cure this disease. Therefore, affordable method and short-term effective therapy and reduced cost of drugs will help to cure the disease in more efficient way and in less time with more promising results.
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