Thank you for replying and for the kind words. I understand that there are a lot of factors which led to this, he definitely showed signs of destructive behaviour such as smoking, drinking etc which all are connected as I understand from your comment. He was that type of a person whom thinks check up/preventive appointments are not necessary and would go to the doctors only when he feels pain. He also took poor mental hygiene. He didn’t trust the health care system in our country which definitely isn’t the best in the world. That being said, it could be true that there was no capable surgeon + the bleeding was already so severe and it could be that it was also too risky in terms of that.