Shehroze Kashif experienced a spine surgery on Wednesday
KARACHI: Pakistani youthful mountain climber Shehroze Kashif, who as of late made history by getting to be the most youthful individual to summit 10 eight-thousanders, had spine surgery to repair a broken circle on Wednesday. In a Twitter post, the mountain climber uncovered his surgery after learning that he had a torn L5-S1 plate, which serves as a stun safeguard to defend the vertebrae when the spine moves.
I was diagnosed with a teared L5-S1 disc. This disc acts as a shock-absorber to protect the vertebrae during spinal movements but all this couldn’t stop me from achieving what i have achieved. Continued Thread…. pic.twitter.com/cdu8dmY8zo
— Shehroze Kashif (broadboy) (@Shehrozekashif2) September 1, 2022
I have climbed six mountains with a torn bone. Not as it were six crests but [went through] a night battling between life and passing on the ‘killer mountain’ Nanga Parbat on my claim […],” he composed
It is worth specifying here that the mountain climber had gone lost in July whereas climbing Nanga Parbat. Even after the surgery, Kashif claimed that his serious physical condition couldn’t anticipate him from coming to his objectives which he is “in great spirits.” The 20-year-old needs to speak to Pakistan with pride by getting to be the youngest mountain climber within the world by prevailing the 14 most noteworthy peaks. When Shehroze reached the best of the 11th-tallest mountain within the world, Gasherbrum-1, at 8080 meters on Eminent 12, he beat Britain’s Adriana Brownlee’s record for being the most youthful to climb 10 crests over 8,000 meters.
