"In 2014 we visited Dr. Jabar Khan at Northwest General Hospital. The patients was complaining of Nipple Discharge and a lump in the left breast. Histologic examination did not report malignancy, the Mammography reported mass or lump (P4). You decided to do surgery and remove the mass. Lumpectomy was done and the lump sent to Goghdi lab for histopathologic investigation. The result showed no malignancy and so you told us not to worry and sent us home. After the surgical operation still there was discharge and in mid-2014 we again visited you, according to your advice we did histologic examination and no malignancy was reported. Again, you told no problem and the discharge may be for long time don’t worry. According to the mammography the lump was located in left upper quadrant while you operated right upper quadrant meaning the lump was left in the breast and you removed normal tissue. Day by day the lump in left upper quadrant become large. In Feb 2019 we went to India to Medanta Hospital. I provided them details from Northwest Hospital and lumpectomy you made, the doctor advised to do all required investigation, histologic examination of breast discharge, biopsy, US, Mammography. The tests showed the same location of lump. It means there was no change of mass and growth of another mass. The specialist told us and that the surgery which was done in Northwest Hospital, did not remove the lump and instead removed normal tissue of breast so the histopathologic result was negative in 2014, and the lump remained in the same location and growing. This is the state of the doctors in this hospital. Think twice before visiting this place."