This page explains what to do if you believe a doctor or hospital staff touched you sexually or tried to rape you during surgery, including while you were under anesthesia. It covers urgent medical care, preserving possible evidence, reporting options in Pakistan, and support for fear or depression.
I am so sorry this happened to you. What you felt and remember matters, and you deserve to be believed and supported. A doctor touching your private parts without your consent is not normal, not acceptable, and it is not your fault. You do not need solid evidence to deserve care.
For now, do not contact or meet that doctor alone. If possible, stay near a trusted person who will listen and remain with you. You do not have to decide anything about reporting today.
If you want medical support, you can speak privately with a different qualified health professional and ask for someone you trust to be present. You can also talk to someone in confidence through the support options listed on this page. If you feel unable to stay safe or might hurt yourself, tell the trusted person with you now and ask them to stay close while you get urgent help.
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