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General rating:
- Attending physician: Excellent
- Interpreter: Good
- Services service: Good
- Country:
- Singapore, Thomson Medical
- Specialty:
- Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology
- Treatment period:
- August 2024 (10 days)
Friends advised us to go for treatment in Singapore. I was getting worse every day, treatment—chemotherapy—didn't help, it seemed it only worsened the situation. We decided that in such a situation we had to grab any chance and started looking for treatment options abroad. We found many options—mainly I looked at Asia because we live nearby. I liked the response from the "Thomson" clinic the most, so we went there.
The city simply amazed my husband and me! And the clinic too—there is no hospital atmosphere at all, it's bright, beautiful, clean. Very pleasant staff, the attitude from them is very sincere and warm. The doctor always encouraged me, didn't let me lose hope. And also, the employees are very professional, they work clearly—I underwent all examinations without queues, quickly got to surgery.
I realized that I was really helped, that this nightmare was over, only at home. I just couldn't believe that there would be no more pain, exhausting chemo, visits to doctors. Of course, I will still need to undergo regular check-ups, but now tests show that everything is fine, there are no new tumors.
General rating:
- Attending physician: Good
- Interpreter: Excellent
- Services service: Good
- Country:
- Singapore, Gleneagles Hospital
- Specialty:
- Gastroenterology, Oncology
- Treatment period:
- October 2024 (6 days)
My husband never complained about health problems, and then suddenly he had a severe stomach ache. We immediately went to see doctors and learned the diagnosis: "stomach cancer."
Naturally, we started looking for treatment options and settled on Singapore. Then everything happened very quickly - we flew in, had the examination, and the surgery. The very next day my husband felt great, and we were discharged just 4 days later. He recovered so quickly because the cancer was at an early stage and was removed without incisions, using an endoscope, and then no radiation or chemotherapy was prescribed.
Of course, not everything is so rosy. There are dietary restrictions, and later he will need regular check-ups to catch any recurrence, if it happens.
