According to her, the girl was diagnosed with a genetic predisposition to thrombophilia and had also contracted COVID-19. In the autumn of 2024, she was admitted to a medical facility with symptoms of edema and nephrotic syndrome, which posed a serious threat to her health. The complexity of the case lay in the unclear clinical picture and difficulties in symptom correction, which required multiple consultations involving leading specialists from the National Center for Maternal and Child Health (NCOMCH) and the National Hospital. Comprehensive treatment was prescribed.
However, when the patient's condition began to deteriorate, the doctors concluded that amputation of the limb was necessary. The girl's mother refused this decision, and they went to Turkey, where the amputation ultimately took place. After that, the woman began to appeal to various authorities with complaints about high expenses, but Baryktabasova emphasized that this does not imply the doctors' guilt.
Read more on the topic A well-known nephrologist and transplantologist, Nasira Beyshebaeva, was detained in Bishkek
In September 2025, the press service of the ombudsman’s office reported that Jamila Jamambaeva was approached by a resident of Bishkek, S.Z., who requested assistance in protecting the rights of her minor daughter and holding medical workers accountable.
According to the woman, her 14-year-old daughter became disabled due to the actions of the doctors.
It has now been reported about the detention of nephrologist Nasira Beyshebaeva. The staff of the National Center for Maternal and Child Health sent an appeal to President Sadyr Japarov, requesting a thorough and objective investigation of the situation, adhering to all legislative norms.
