Patient Gratitude

January 20, 2026

Tolkyn, 51, Atyrau

Psoriasis is a hereditary disease. My mother suffered from it, although I, four of our sisters, am the only one with psoriasis. It's been three years since I was diagnosed.

The disease progressed aggressively. My arms and especially my legs were severely affected—they hurt and bled, and I couldn't walk. Because of this, I lost my job. I have a Group 3 disability.

I hide my psoriasis from my husband's relatives because they have a negative attitude toward the disease...

The inpatient treatment at the KNCSDIZ has brought me significant relief. This is my second time here. I am surrounded by understanding people—that's very important. It's psychologically relaxing here.

Thanks to the team's coordinated work, last time I returned home with healed wounds and hope for life. I hope that this treatment will also bring positive results. The medical staff at the KNCSDIZ is attentive and professional. I'd like to point out that the wards are warm, which isn't the case in all medical facilities.

I'd like to thank everyone for their treatment and kindness: Ainur Abimullaevna Taubayeva, the head of the hospital; Aigerim Serikbaevna Idrisova, my attending physician; and the nurses and orderlies.

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