Imran Kham discharged from Hospital – 22 may 2013

PakistanImran Kham discharged from Hospital - 22 may 2013

LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has been discharged from Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital today (Wednesday) after being treated there for almost two weeks.

He was admitted in the hospital after falling from a lifter in election related activity in Lahore on 7th of this month.

Khwaja Nazir, a spokesman for the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital told media that the Pakistani politician had returned to his home in the city.

“He would stay in his Lahore home for three days and then would be shifted to his home in Islamabad,” Nazir said. “Doctors have advised him rest, for two more weeks.”

On Tuesday, Imran was fitted with a specially designed spinal brace, which enabled him to stand upright for the first time since his fall, and doctors said that Khan was able to walk unaided for over 300 meters without any discomfort or pain.

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