Former Prime Minister and PTI founder Imran Khan has received the third dose of the anti-VEGF injection to support his eyesight. Hospital authorities confirmed that his vision is currently stable and satisfactory.
The injection was administered at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) under strict medical protocols in the operation theater. Officials said the procedure was carried out with Imran Khan’s consent and followed all safety measures.
Earlier, on February 24, Imran Khan was transferred from Adiala Jail to PIMS for his second dose of the eye treatment. The transfer followed an initial examination that confirmed the need for continued monitoring and treatment.
Medical experts explained that the anti-VEGF injection is intended to treat specific eye conditions and maintain vision health. The hospital emphasized that all doses have been administered carefully to prevent complications.
Supporters and the general public are closely following Imran Khan’s health updates due to his political prominence as the founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). Authorities have reassured that all procedures are performed under professional supervision and adhere to medical safety standards.
The recent administration of the third dose reflects the continuation of his eye treatment plan. Doctors will continue to monitor his condition regularly to ensure long-term stability and prevent any risk to his eyesight.
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Overall, Imran Khan’s treatment at PIMS demonstrates careful medical attention, with hospital officials confirming that his eyesight remains satisfactory after the latest injection.
