Samiah Khan breaks down over health fears, seeks prayers for recovery

Pakistani astrologer and television personality Samiah Khan has become emotional while updating her followers

Pakistani astrologer and television personality Samiah Khan has become emotional while updating her followers about her health, revealing that doctors have found a mass in her intestine.

Khan, who has appeared on several mainstream television programmes, including G Sarkar, recently shared details of her medical tests and expressed her desire to seek spiritual comfort through Surah Rehman therapy.

In a recent voice message, she thanked her fans and followers for their prayers and support during this difficult period. She said the uncertainty surrounding her illness had left her deeply distressed and made it difficult for her to personally inform everyone about her condition.

Khan revealed that she had undergone several medical examinations, including a colonoscopy and an endoscopy. While one of the tests returned a satisfactory result, the other detected a mass in her intestine.

She said the doctors’ reactions during the examination raised her concerns that something might be wrong. The discovery has left her anxious as she awaits further medical assessments.

The astrologer requested prayers for the mass to be benign and said she had been referred to two surgeons for further evaluation. She expressed hope that her upcoming reports would bring reassuring news.

Speaking emotionally, Khan admitted that she was frightened by the possibility of a serious illness. She said the situation had been particularly difficult for her because of her deep fear of the disease she suspects she might be facing.

She also shared that she had been reciting a verse from Surah Al-Baqarah, seeking strength and relief from the distress she is experiencing.

Khan appealed to her followers to continue praying for her recovery and for her medical reports to come back clear. Her message has highlighted the emotional strain she is experiencing while waiting for doctors to determine the nature of the mass.

Although the discovery has raised concerns, the available information does not confirm a cancer diagnosis. Further medical evaluation will be needed to establish whether the mass is benign or malignant.