Reviews about treatment abroad

In Russia, I had been monitoring a cyst in my kidney for a long time, constantly going for ultrasounds. During a routine check-up, the doctor said it looked abnormal and referred me for further examination. Polycystic kidney disease runs in my family on my father's side, and I was afraid I might have the same, but the doctors found a tumor and sent me for surgery. After the surgery, the histology results showed it was malignant.
I was very worried because all this happened during a pregnancy that couldn't be saved. I thought cancer was a death sentence, that it could come back, that I wouldn't be able to get pregnant. I was told I couldn't do anything: no sunbathing, no sauna, no medication, no travel. I was afraid anything could trigger the cancer again. Moreover, my treating doctors said everything was fine, I just needed to be monitored, while the doctors back home looked at me with pity. I was only 24 years old.

I was worried that not everything was removed, that I needed further treatment, and I was advised to contact "Anadolu". I quickly gathered all my documents and sent them. A couple of days later, I got a response, they offered me to come and undergo an examination to check how the surgery was done. At the same time, I started researching other clinics in Israel and even in America. Prices in the States were very high, and there was no clear plan. The representative from an Israeli clinic actually scared me with his activity and prognosis. "Anadolu" explained everything clearly to me, so we chose them.

We came to Turkey and stayed at the Titanic hotel attached to the clinic. I had an appointment with oncologist Serdar Turhal, who reviewed my documents and ordered the necessary tests. Then I was seen by onco-urologist Cemil Uygur. Within 1-2 days, I completed all the examinations. Dr. Cemil said my surgery was done excellently, and nothing else was needed, just timely follow-up. Although they said the same things as in Russia, here it sounded more confident and my fear disappeared.

I couldn't help but compare how things are done in Russia and here; everything seemed different here, procedures are tolerated differently, for example, the contrast injection, they don't scare me but support and explain everything. The next time I came for a check-up, I already had a child with me.
Essentially, at "Anadolu" I wasn't treated, only examined, but they explained what kind of surgery I had, what was removed, and how to live with it now. No restrictions. I realized I have a normal life ahead of me.
 

Many thanks to all the employees of the "Anadolu" medical center for the treatment and restoration of health.
I express my deep gratitude to the doctors: Zafer Gülbaş (hematologist) - a true professional in his field. The treatment he prescribed literally got me back on my feet.
Every doctor at Anadolu, despite the enormous workload and large number of patients, takes time for me and other patients, explaining all the intricacies of treatment and the features of the disease. My treatment brought results, I am very happy about this, I believe it's because I immediately turned to Anadolu and didn't spend a long time going to doctors in Russia first, his experience is simply colossal!

Thank you for your attentive attitude and sensitivity!
Anadolu has an international department that accompanies foreign patients throughout their entire stay at the clinic, solving medical and everyday problems, empathizing and rejoicing in treatment results together with the patients.

Even being at home, I know that at any time, if necessary, I can receive remote consultations from the doctors and, based on the results, adjust the treatment. I feel their support, and that is very important!

We flew to the new Istanbul airport for a medical check-up. We were met, taken to the hotel. In the morning we went to the clinic, though the clinic is quite far from the airport and from the center of Istanbul, it took 2.5 hours to get there. The clinic is located in Gebze, a district of Istanbul. We were provided with a translator. The clinic is comfortable, we didn't wait long in line. The doctors are attentive and competent. They make diagnoses only after thorough examination. The results are in Turkish, translation can only be given in English. A diagnosis was made, medication was prescribed. We bought all the medicines in Istanbul. In general, we were satisfied with the medical examination. I recommend...

I want to thank Doctor Zafer Gülbaş, my mother was treated by him. He is an oncohematologist. We underwent an examination and confirmed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and the doctor started immunochemotherapy treatment. My mother's spleen was huge, 33 cm and 5 kg. After one procedure, chemotherapy, it decreased by 40 percent. We were very lucky to get to this clinic and this doctor, he is a professional, a smart guy. The service in the clinic also surprised us. The medical staff are very attentive and friendly, always ready to help in everything. We lived in a hotel on the hospital grounds, it was very convenient to get around, it's a 2-minute walk from the main building.

We came from Ukraine. My husband had a CT scan and a liver mass was discovered? It was unclear whether it was benign or not. We didn't understand immediately what to do, who to turn to, I only understood one thing – that we couldn't delay, I contacted many intermediaries, since there was no one to ask. Hospitals-Travel.ru, Sophia, contacted us, I told them about our problem, they immediately offered Turkey, the "Anadolu" clinic, since they are professionals in tumor treatment, the response came quickly and we immediately bought tickets for the next day!

We lived near the clinic at the Titanic hotel, quickly passed all the examinations prescribed by the doctor: MRI (consultation with a surgeon, oncologist, biopsy, tests, and a radiation doctor and PET-CT). Unfortunately, the diagnosis was confirmed, the tumor turned out to be malignant. However, the location of the tumor and the fact that there were several of them made surgery impossible, and we were offered to undergo radioembolization. It's too early to say anything, and we don't want to, but we believe that we are in one of the best hospitals, in the hands of competent doctors who know what needs to be done!