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For those of us that need more serious medical attention, this is the route to go I think. Many countries and agents and hospitals can be researched.
Here the doctors/nurses won’t understand you and it will be very expensive.
Last year May I had an acute pain in my stomach region. (I had had a protruding navel for some time). 2 buses & 1 hour later I arrived at the hospital. Sonars & blood tests & drip. I was told it was gallstones and I needed an urgent operation. I did not believe and did some searching.
I went to Malaysia, Penang, Adventist hospital. Big success. English, Clean, well-organized and friendly. Flights, hospital, taxis, & 2 weeks in hotel was approx. RMB12,000.
Wow!! Thanks for sharing!
Been on my mind but most of us don’t go searching until we absolutely need to and that is often too late.
Hope you are feeling much better and have recovered from the ordeal.
Hopefully a new Gavvie! 😉
Guess this must be it ?
Good to add it is a not for profit and the following are its services;
Clinical Services
Cosmetic & Reconstructive Centre
Dental Care Centre
Diagnostic Imaging Centre
Digestive & Liver Health Centre
Heart & Vascular Centre
Laboratory
Oncology Centre
Physiotherapy
Renal Care Centre
Wellness Centre
Again, thanks for sharing!
Wow!! Thanks for sharing!
Been on my mind but most of us don’t go searching until we absolutely need to and that is often too late.
Hope you are feeling much better and have recovered from the ordeal.
Hopefully a new Gavvie! 😉
Guess this must be it ?
Good to add it is a not for profit and the following are its services;
Clinical Services
Cosmetic & Reconstructive Centre
Dental Care Centre
Diagnostic Imaging Centre
Digestive & Liver Health Centre
Heart & Vascular Centre
Laboratory
Oncology Centre
Physiotherapy
Renal Care Centre
Wellness Centre
Again, thanks for sharing!
It was a “paraumbilical hernia”.Btw,was damn nice having 2 weeks of summer in January.No visa required.No hooting in traffic!No spitting!The hospital has a fantastic cafeteria.
It was a “paraumbilical hernia”.Btw,was damn nice having 2 weeks of summer in January.No visa required.No hooting in traffic!No spitting!The hospital has a fantastic cafeteria.
No sympathy at all then 😉
What can I get done from the medical menu. Hmm!!…
An espresso and a colonoscophy please with two sugars 😉
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