Ayesha Omar Shares Health Update Post Collarbone Surgery: Still Struggling After 48 Hours

Actor and host Ayesha Omar recently shared an update on her health following surgery to repair her broken collarbone. she reached out to her fans on Instagram  and well-wishers with a video message. In the video, nAyesha Omar explained that during the surgery, Dr. Shah took a piece of bone from her pelvic area to use as a graft for her collarbone. Despite the pain and difficulty in speaking, she bravely updated her followers.

In the 48 hours following the surgery, Omar expressed that she’s still struggling to walk properly due to the intense pain. She explained that the pain in her collarbone persists. She also shares the agony in her leg is even more intenseThe left leg, in particular, is excruciating as the bone had to be smashed with a hammer during the operation. Omar revealed that she cannot bear weight on her left leg, making the pain in her hip and pelvic area unbearable. she finds some relief with painkillers.

Alongside the video Ayesha Omar shared a heartfelt message. in which she expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people.  she finds Empowering during her Recovery. Her post gain thousands of supportive comments from fans and colleagues. Everyone wishing her a speedy recovery.


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For those unaware, Omar had previously suffered a severe accident in December 2015 when her car collided with another vehicle while traveling from Karachi to Hyderabad. The car crosed off the road and fell into a ditch. Which causes very bad injuries. After eight years of that accident she underwent surgery to heal the Lingering effects of the accident and mend her Collarbone.


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Ayesha Omar’s openness about her Health journey is a live inspiration to many. Fand admire her and support her wish sending love and prayers. We wish her a fast recovery.