I am currently thinking about surgery in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. I fully understand that Vietnam is a third world country. At the same time, I also know that this forum has a bad reputation.
However, since I am Japanese, surgery can only be performed in countries that have Japanese translations. The only countries that have Japanese interpreters are Vietnam, Armenia and Dr. Donghoon Lee.
My first candidate was Dr. Parihar, Dr. Giotikas. Greece was removed as a candidate because she saw information that the quality of physical therapy was not good. As for Dr. Parihar, surgery is probably difficult because I can not speak English well. I want to do surgery with Dr. Donghooo but he is too expensive to do surgery on my budget.
So I decided to do surgery in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. It seems that there are two hospitals performing CLL in Vietnam. It is Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh. I saw an article that said that the bad reputation was the hospital in Hanoi. Is the hospital in Ho Chi Minh City also dangerous? I want to hear your thoughts.
I vietnamese and im live in HCM now. Im plan to do in HN ( Dr Luong) because he is the best in Việt Nam! now. i tried to find hospital in HCM but not satisfy with facitilies in there ( Gia Dinh hospital )
Quote from: dunghuynh2227 on July 12, 2019, 04:14:40 AMI vietnamese and im live in HCM now. Im plan to do in HN ( Dr Luong) because he is the best in Việt Nam! now. i tried to find hospital in HCM but not satisfy with facitilies in there ( Gia Dinh hospital )
Thank you for your opinion. Are you not satisfied with Dr Quynh's hospital?
Yes , it quite old , the 108 hospital ( Hanoi is re build ) has better facitilies . Moreover , Dr Quynh has retire
hi i am chinese,we asian ,i am consider about have this surgey in vietnam too, i have seen several japanese and so many chineses had done this surgey by the wechat of the assistance , i think it may be a good choice.
Hi guys!
Has anyone of you guys done the surgery or still planning to do it. I have been depressed with my current height 
and obssessed with the idea of having the surgery 24/7 and for months.
I'm a Vietnamese living in HCMC but intend to go to HN to have the surgery too (I have done research about both areas and myself have flown to HN, had a consultation with the surgeon, and met some patients in person)
Since there are very few members having their surgeries in Vietnam in this forum(I know many Vietnamese people do it, but they do not share their diaries here) I feel like a lone wolf in my upcoming journey. IF YOU GUYS HAVE HAD OR ARE PLANNING TO HAVE THE SURGERY IN VIETNAM, MAYBE WE CAN CREATE A GROUP AND KEEP IN TOUCH. IF SO, THERE MAY BE MUCH I CAN DO AS I'M A LOCAL.
I heard a patient went to ICU due to severe infection and they don't have good pain management.
Quote from: TPI on September 11, 2019, 03:33:46 AMHi guys!
Has anyone of you guys done the surgery or still planning to do it. I have been depressed with my current height and obssessed with the idea of having the surgery 24/7 and for months.
I'm a Vietnamese living in HCMC but intend to go to HN to have the surgery too (I have done research about both areas and myself have flown to HN, had a consultation with the surgeon, and met some patients in person)
Since there are very few members having their surgeries in Vietnam in this forum(I know many Vietnamese people do it, but they do not share their diaries here) I feel like a lone wolf in my upcoming journey. IF YOU GUYS HAVE HAD OR ARE PLANNING TO HAVE THE SURGERY IN VIETNAM, MAYBE WE CAN CREATE A GROUP AND KEEP IN TOUCH. IF SO, THERE MAY BE MUCH I CAN DO AS I'M A LOCAL.
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Quote from: wannagrowtaller on September 11, 2019, 06:28:45 AMI heard a patient went to ICU due to severe infection and they don't have good pain management.
Hi,
Thank you for the info. Would you please let me know where you found these 2 pieces of information (severe infection + bad pain management)?
From the patients I've spoken to, including males and females:
* Some said they were in extreme pain at first then the pain was little or inexistent. Others said they felt pain throughout the entire process, however it was generally bearable. There were some nights they couldn't sleep though.
* The same problems for all of them was the inconvenience of wearing the devices and depression/ boredom of prolonged inactivity.
Regarding infections, there were two people I know having infections at the pin sites (I don't know about the others). How would you rate the severity of pin site infections? (I mean is it very dangerous?)
Quote from: wanttaller on September 11, 2019, 08:11:03 AMHey, I sent u a private message
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