“FOLLOW Up PLEASE”

The surgery was successful, everything went fine during the post surgery stay period at the host coutnry and after the final consultation / appointment with the doctor, we went home keeping the incredible memories of quality medical treatment and services to remember for life and that’s it.

NOW wait a minute and Let’s take a quick recap and go back to the preperation days when you were deciding to select the surgeon, hospital, service provider, medical reports compliation, local doctors appointment and medical visa interview. A lot of hard work, careful planning, to do list’s, networking etc. leads to your decision to choose your treatment country destination for the medical treatment and this process is like a cycle which requires a constant follow up with the service provider / doctor / hospital post surgery / post trip.

“But sometimes even the most successful surgery could lead to complication AFTER couple of days / weeks without notice and then we witness panic, fear and a state full of confusion”.

Every surgery has many paramters that care carefully evaluated and the primary factor amongst those is the planning and incision site selection process . Please remember, “Surgery is a Surgery” and therefore, It’s important for you to understand that your regular follow up process post surgery can do wonders during the recovery process. There are numerous cases often lined up for revision due to lack of follow up or simple adherence to the instructions cum bullet points provided in the discharge summary / prescription paper by the family members / patient itself.

So, it’s advisable to be in touch with your service provider / doctor for minimum 6 months and keep updating them about the recovery steps / development so that they could track the correct line of diagnosis in case of any unforseen circumstances or events.


To conclude….

“Doctors are human; they make mistakes, and you have to stay on top of them. You have to ask the second question, the third question, the follow-up to the fourth question” - Robby Benson