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[@codenerd7823]

if you know, medical tourism is a booming thing in India. You can travel, get diagnosed, get meds, travel back in less than the treatment amount of US treatment.

[@AgnesMann]

Yes it seems to be getting more and more popular thing to do by tourists

[@johnhorn35]

@@AgnesMannhope u had good reports

[@AgnesMann]

@@johnhorn35 yes I did show it on the video- mostly all good

[@user-jr6zr9rc2w]

If India can remove corruption and bring the literacy rates to 90% then it's GG . India will become the superpower

[@AgnesMann]

@@user-jr6zr9rc2w I don’t disagree

[@TheDURWAS]

Note: Indore is a tier 2 city. Good to see Pvt healthcare infrastructure improving across India.

[@AgnesMann]

🙏😊💐

[@nareshsingh3394]

It gives me the impression that westerners were hoping to get 3rd world gutter type treatment in lndia ,simply because it has poverty,and not as developed as western countries. The west is highly developed, but still majority cannot afford the cost of treatment, because money is more important then human suffering. Indians culture puts humans above wealth, that is a difference between East and west.

[@KMon1111IND]

Not anymore, although getting 1st class treatment is much easier now but most private hospitals puts money over health, thus issuing unnecessary medicines and operations.

[@utkarshkumar7959]

India is a rich country with poor population.

[@tenton459]

Simply because 'slum dog millionaire' said so.

[@prasannabhat8631]

Ya, I agree, such low expectation is indeed irritating..

[@anirudhaaryan6450]

We will grow strong in every step..

[@sicmesicme2360]

India is a good destination for medical and spiritual tourism. After an operation or full check up go to the Himalayas and be in gratitude for all the good things happening...

[@AgnesMann]

🙏😊

[@devilemperor6668]

I pray to GOD that You & Your family is always Safe & Healthy... Yeah , here every thing is Affordable compared to our Western Countries... That's why Medical Tourism is increasing day by day in India...

[@AgnesMann]

Yes I believe so too. And thank you for kind comments

[@devilemperor6668]

@@AgnesMann ... You are Welcome but Givin & Spreadin Goodness & Kindness is what we have to do in this today's Greedy World...

[@BobbiePatel-pp2yv]

60 British pounds,a steal,here in uk it would be £2000.Love all your vlog😄

[@AgnesMann]

The conversion is 1gbp- 100 rs which means it’s 170 gbp that’s per night as well. But yes in the UK if you were to stay in such place would be round 1k at least. Thank you for watching

[@namalum420]

I had mild pneumonia and the hospital visit with overnight stay cost my insurance company over 1 crore rupees or 110k USD

[@suseeln]

@@AgnesMann Percapita Avg income in India below 3000 USD, UK it is more than 40,000 USD. NHS is free in UK.

[@thisisprayag4172]

I thought healthcare is free in UK

[@thisisprayag4172]

​@@suseeln just 40000 USD even after stealing 45 trillion USD useless people.

[@ThePlanetIndia]

Medical facilities in India have improved considerably in last 10 yrs.

[@AgnesMann]

It is at a very high standard

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

In the last 10 years? All the hospitals in this country have been built by congress lol. I guess ur mother popped u out as an 0r g a sm in 2014 to see pappa modi win. Private hospitals in india have been providing world class services since many decades now. This medical tourism thing isn't a recent phenomenon.

[@Kevn37]

It has been good in South since the past 20 years.

[@akshayduhan1898]

It's good from past 30 to 40 years in north India

[@ranigeorge1824]

​@@akshayduhan1898But north has high infant and maternal mortality rate as compared to South😂

[@tapankumarmitra3237]

Thank u Agnes. Welcome to India again

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much 💐💐😊🙏

[@manghilalyadav8023]

Aap swasth hai yah jaankar achchha laga. God bless you ☺️

[@AgnesMann]

dhanyavaad 🙏💐😊

[@completefuss7715]

I get health check up done every year. It is free and complusory for me as an employee of a public sector bank paid by the insurance company with which they have tied up. That is how I got to know that I have fatty liver.

[@AgnesMann]

Is the health check as extensive as the one I did? The general health check can be done on NHS but it’s usually just a questionnaire plus blood test and if anything is discovered from the blood you can get this investigated too. But for the price I paid I think here in India it’s very reasonable to get it all checked once every 5 years at least and smaller blood test check ups every year to make sure all is in order

[@completefuss7715]

@@AgnesMann Yes it is almost as extensive, I would say. This is because my company pays the expense of medical check-up. Only 1 or 2 tests might not be there. But, all major tests are available. I have got checked up in Apollo Hospitals, Kolkata and also Narayana Hospitals, Kolkata. Both my experience was quite good. At least, now I know that I have a fatty liver and have to stop eating fast food. Health check up is necessary.

[@AgnesMann]

@completefuss7715 it’s better to follow such advise as YouAre What You Eat so you want to make sure you provide nutrition and good carbs rather than processed food full of sugars and bad cholesterol. Sometimes we need to hear it from professionals to pay attention

[@saryabratasarkar816]

I am also having this opportunity bcuz of working in a global cement empire.

[@Dave_en]

​@@AgnesMannIf we start the diet regime prescribed by religious trusts, we can be sure that fatty liver and all lifestyle related disorders would be miles away from us. I have learnt cooking in their style and discovered that Satvik food can be much tastier than we normally think. Right kind of spices, ghee, nuts and seeds is all you need to make prasadam. Once in a while you can enjoy the fast foods whereas home cooked satvik food makes your body robust to fight diseases. Even the humble khichdi is good for weak patients as well as normal people like us. Also there is fasting regime which can beat chronic aliments along with regular treatment from any system of medicine. In no way one can get obese by following this satvik diet, let alone getting disorders related to it. Also we can get yearly comprehensive tests to see the progress from Doctor's point of view.

[@bittersweet340]

Agnes this was very informative, lovely hospital and you are right as we get older we should be making regular visit to our GP for health checks... hope everything going well with you and the new apartment plus the family thanks again..👍

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you, and I am happy the video was informative. Yes the hospital is like brand new so it's still very much well maintain, and I hope it remains that way. All good here thanks, and I do like my new apartment and people here too. I hope you too are well. Did you have your checks done recently?

[@bittersweet340]

Covid just chilling got time on utube🤩👍

[@truthsayer5824]

Regular health checks in an individual particularly in young population without any symptoms are useless and should not be encouraged. All the health screening tests with proven usefulness are already offered under NHS.

[@sarojniegariba8678]

Nice video... great advice. Thank you. God bless

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you for watching

[@pokemonitishere202]

The medical test being very cheap (affordable in Steve jobs words) is one of the primary reasons why many Indians think twice before relocating to other foreign countries. It's that good here! Infact health care in India is so affordable that there are govt hospitals that give free treatment to the poor. All these without any medical insurance. Imagine just consulting a dentist in the US without insurance. We have to sell our assets for that. India is also famous for medical tourism & earn billions from that. Foreigners come here every year just to get their big ailments treated which would have costed their whole fortune, if it had been in their home country. So, yes health care being affordable in India is really a boon for all Indians & other foreigners too. The only thing that's expensive in India is private school education while the US provides that for free lol. India does provide free education but it's not recommended for bright future. That's why private schools are a go-to thing in India. Since Indians give the utmost respect to education, here they'll even sell their assets to give their kids the best education. See the irony! Healthcare vs education & India vs the US.

[@AgnesMann]

Yes it is true, although in Poland the healthcare (private one) is also not very expensive and it's known to be very good. Education is definitely better in india than in the UK or USA. Poland has OK system but it does need improvement. Thanks for watching

[@abhisheksathe123]

This is so true. One of my cousins who stays in US had some dental issues so she came and stayed in India for few days(last year during Diwali), got her dental issue resolved and went back to the USA at the less price than what was quoted by a US doctor plus it had long waiting time.

[@indianallways5720]

Yes it is affordable to the foreigners as they pay in dollars or in pounds but certainly not for the locals. 6000 rupees for diagnosis may work out around 60 dollars so it is cheap for them. How many locals can afford this? Treatment runs to lakhs and many die as they can not even think of entering a specialised hospital. Your ga ga over the treatment you got is not THE proof for praisings

[@user-wd4se1ve7b]

The guy was talking about Doctors having bad body odour.... As I live in India & overseas I never felt Doctors have bad odour wherever I consulted them in India or abroad. 😊😊. But yes maybe the doctors whom you consulted wanted to give you "bad smell"... Maybe you met with junior Dr's who constantly moving around the hospital to see patients & got sweating which causes bad odours.. 😊😊🎉

[@AgnesMann]

I will speak with this guy. We haven't come across this issue in Europe or US

[@mohandhanoa4797]

That is because most Indians do not use deodorants .

[@jinxchi]

Mainland Indian's have bad odour. I'm Northeast Indian myself and that's what I've experienced myself. It stinks to be brutally honest while travelling in bus or trains or even flights.

[@tiwarivikram]

A fantastic idea! I would def want to get done when I visit. It’s so informative and detailed check of your inner workings and so cheap to begin with. How long did it take for you to get result? And is 6 hours on the day 1 the only time you had to spend or is it more time consuming?

[@AgnesMann]

3 working days you wait for the result and then you go round the hospital seeing different doctors reading your results and advising

[@MG23418]

So If you have travelers insurance you can basically get these for free in India.

[@a_to_z_fillings1824]

Love from India 🇮🇳

[@AgnesMann]

Thanks 😊

[@kishanamoli9710]

One thing i noticed in private hospitals, some doctors suggest unwanted medicine. Even in most of case no need medicine let body heal by own

[@AgnesMann]

I agree, doctors issue more then needed medicine

[@kishanamoli9710]

Even they doing unwanted surgery to for money....even no need surgery can be manage... from life style, and medicine to but to make money a lot of unwanted surgery are in trend. What's a bad business.... called morden medical science

[@hmin5927]

The same applies to dentists and doctors in UK , NHS or private. In the case of dentists it is unnecessary fillings and extractions.

[@kkaushik1988]

Then y would u go to hospital, sit at home n do ur own treatment to get improvement when u fall sick

[@premsadanand1563]

Correct

[@Bharatvarshmahaanho2685]

Thanks for the review on the hospital of India honestly. Very nicely explained. 🙏🌹💖🇮🇳♥️🌷

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you for watching

[@anikm111]

Hey Agnes. Happy to see you back here. It would be better if you could explain in a video about the nhs waiting time and cost compared to India. I heard there's some strikes going on due to the stuff shortage and long waiting hours. Wish you good health. Love from Kolkata.

[@AgnesMann]

Hi. I could put such video together, NHS is actually free in theory (except the hefty National Insurance contributions collected involuntarily from every taxpayer to cover the service . And yes, strikes are pretty much in every gov run services (schools, NHS, fire services, even Royal mail was striking) it is crazy as if you compare what they earn vs any other european country, its at the top of the list... Well, every country has its issues I guess.

[@ashishnegi9602]

@@AgnesMann OMG Agnes, I think I need this. I did not know it was as comprehensive. I live in NZ and already going through 4 different sorts of medicines. More food than pills. 😂 The doctors here are ok but even an ultrasound costs $1500 or wait for months. I went to a health coach for diet advise and she did not even had weighing scale while she was advising me for weight loss. When I asked how will I know if your advise worked. She said - you will feel better 😏 So yeah, I wanted to ask for a comparative video too. Help Indian medical tourism 🙏 Your advise might help someone in need in 1st world countries with confidence.

[@truthsayer5824]

@@AgnesMann There are no hefty taxes collected exclusively for health care. The taxes collected under National Insurance cover only ten percent of NHS budget . The bulk of the money spent on NHS comes from general taxation.

[@sagarmeena0210]

Great idea for regular check ups

[@AgnesMann]

😊🙏

[@vishnumohannair8506]

Even when I was living in USA I used to take a trip to India for any dental procedure which was more than cleaning. Even something as basic as a root canal treatment was more than 50 times cost in the US. It was cheaper and faster to fly in get the procedure done and fly back and still have money to spare

[@AgnesMann]

I hope this helps other Indian's living abroad

[@targetfixdreamdoctor8563]

Best medical tourism in india across world, we see this and in my medical college there is a lot foreigners comes and take Medical treatment, and we love them because when they come then we feel proud that we are good and thank you for sharing your response

[@AgnesMann]

you most welcome. thanks for watching. There is no daught India has one of the best medical care in the world.

[@AgnesMann]

thanks for watching and I have experienced firsthand india's medical system and its better than UK.

[@annadath69]

God bless you, all the best mam.

[@user-dg2dm8xg4u]

With top checkups and continuous upgrading India is taking over Medical Tourism in a big way. If any patient finds something amiss, they must bring to the notice of Hospital authorities for it to improve.

[@AgnesMann]

Do you know that turkey has one of the highest medical tourism? Its visible when you go there. India has one of the best medical system but we need to have good environment so foreigners feel like coming here.

[@ramanjaneyulukouru494]

Thank you ❤

[@AgnesMann]

You're welcome 😊

[@naveenbhaskar738]

Welcome to India ❤❤❤

[@ashwindsilva]

Good info. The same test done in the same hospital in Bombay cost almost double. So do a survey before you go, you could save thousands if you visit a nearby city/town.

[@AgnesMann]

great advise. I will post this with next health video

[@ashwindsilva]

@@AgnesMann Platinum Wellness Package Male (Indore)-Rs.6000. Wellness Programme male (Mumbai)-Rs.11,800. Wellness Programme male (Navi Mumbai)-Rs.9,500. So a person from Mumbai can easily go to Navi Mumbai and save so much if one goes with a family.

[@priyamsharma9778]

Very good advice and explanation.

[@AgnesMann]

Glad it was helpful!

[@duttguru5247]

May the Lord bless you with all the health you deserve and make your life as sweet as honey. All the best wishes from India 🇮🇳 for you your family 👪 and for your country. Your brother Guru Dutt from India. 😅

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so very much Guru 😊🙏💐

[@user-wx1ww2de7x]

Welcome to India

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you. Which city you’re watching us from

[@rahulm2827]

Best of health to you and your family!!

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much

[@contrlprkah6348]

I salute ur honest❤

[@r.k.kalawat6257]

I hope you fine and healthy 🙏

[@AgnesMann]

Yes as I’ve explained in the video just a minor issues but overall I’m fine

[@SannyDhaliwal-n5q]

❤thanks

[@jagannathansundararajan5419]

My cousin brought his Norwegian wife to India for all her ailments. Reason- besides cost difference the trustworthy medical care she received in India

[@AgnesMann]

India is the place to be and I would recommend any westner to come here and make their life

[@Ravindra868]

The drops they put is called dialation. It helps clean your eyes and prevents clearing dead tissues and dirt. It does makes you go kind of blind for a while or super sensitive to light. But it done for most of the issues happening to our eyes. I had severe headaches took migraine medicine. But found to have something called fundus of eye.

[@devaj.singhacaliforniausa9245]

Great information that will help lots of people

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you. I’m glad you found it helpful

[@shilamohan8001]

It is good to give proper check-ups once a year.

[@AgnesMann]

so true,

[@jayaramprabhu5595]

You can see world class hospitals in southern indian cities like bangalore, hyderabad & chennai.

[@Aerrow62]

They also charge you world class prices.

[@jayaramprabhu5595]

@@Aerrow62 But this medical tourism & treatment still affordable to foreigners.

[@Aerrow62]

@@jayaramprabhu5595 Depends. Many hospitals charge 30 - 50 lakhs for surgeries. It's cheap compared to 3 cr charged by western hospitals. But its not really cheap either.

[@AgnesMann]

I hope I never end up in any hospital 😊

[@AgnesMann]

🤣

[@sharmashortvid2593]

I wish you good health. I am away from city life and I treat myself. When something happens, I take care in advance. 🎉🎉❤❤

[@AgnesMann]

Yes, preventing is better than treating

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@mr.perfect1067]

How youtreet yourself ...ayurveda????

[@murieljah5480]

Hi Agnes! glad you had your health check done. Wow! the price to get all that done is so cheap for want of a better word. here in the US prices are so high, Even with insurance we make high copays. Best wishes

[@AgnesMann]

yes, similarly in the UK and even in Poland such service would cost significantly more. I don't know exactly how much more but at least triple the price. And thank you for watching.

[@murieljah5480]

@@AgnesMann I remember how good things were years before in England. not the same now. Haven't been there in the last 5 years😅

[@Aerrow62]

She payed less in total out of pocket than we pay in co-pays after insurance coverage. Sad system in US.

[@umeshkumarmunjal4927]

I will pray get well soon.

[@AgnesMann]

I am well… thank you

[@jitendrakushwaha2767]

Jai hind India 🇮🇳 ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jat.177]

Take care God bless you

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much 😊

[@OMKARKULKARNIorkul1991]

Medical facilities in India in metro, tier-2, tier-3 cities improved lot in recent times. In some states like Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Delhi, Andhra by par quality of healthcare in as per world standard somewhere is beyond that average.

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

Not in recent times. All the medical facilities in the mentioned states have been built by congress and have been providing world class treatments since decades. Medical tourism has been a thing since decades, it's not something new. I have seen many western tourists take treatment in indian hospitals , esp ruby hall in pune, since the 90's as a small kid.

[@shaileshdoshi116]

I will recommend to chose Reliance hospital in South Mumbai best doctors, best Service, best staff, parking facilities, with very economical and latest equipment. If I want to compare between Kokilaben Hospital and Reliance Hospital, I will choose Reliance

[@SB29240]

Wonderful informative video😊

[@AgnesMann]

Glad you think so!

[@SB29240]

@@AgnesMann basically you are from Poland settled I UK right madam

[@sumangarnaik2795]

Wish u always healthy nd fit.

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. That’s very kind of you

[@arlecchino248]

Indias private healthcare sector is really good tho even top class govt hospitals like AIIMS SSKM etc

[@AgnesMann]

I agree

[@s.gururajarao4535]

For increasing your calcium levels, apply coconut oil to your limbs and expose the limbs to sun rays before 8 am for 15-25 minutes every day for a month. You may repeat this every six months. Since calcium level is already done, take it as the base, start oil therapy n check calcium levels after a month

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you I should try and do this going forward

[@s.gururajarao4535]

@@AgnesMann U R welcome. Try to get cold pressed oil. I know it’s doubtful in Indore n if U can’t get that U can use coconut hair oil

[@gurbhajan3716]

God speed 🙏🏻

[@AgnesMann]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@sachinkorde81]

Welcome to India,another lady from Poland after our sister ms.Csrolina Goswami who has studied India more than us.and who is more I idi🎉an than us

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. 🙏💐🎉😊

[@Kkc3126]

Indian diet is best filled with veggies and lentils mostly if you cut that sweets and refined oil is enough and make sure not consume more than 200gms of rice a day and take hand pound rice is best (brown rice) and cut wheat and eat jowar roti that is a big problem in north India they eat lot of maida and wheat chole battura etc oily food.

[@AgnesMann]

Yes I have noticed this issue here as well even in schools the diet is not balanced at all. We try and cook as much of various foods that we used to back in the Uk but the unavailability of ingredients is the issue here too

[@LaxmiMurmu-jj7wi]

Love from India...❤❤❤❤❤

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much

[@LaxmiMurmu-jj7wi]

@@AgnesMann welcome ❤️❤️❤️

[@lovelyslimes8625]

They work a lot . They can be sweating . It does not mean they don’t take shower. Than foreigners Indian take bath daily . And many foreigners have fecal smell too. Even I felt with my teachers while I was abroad .

[@AgnesMann]

everyone has a body odder however heat doesn't help.

[@SM-un4ho]

Also ,do you recommend checkups done in a private clinics or hospitals in India?

[@AgnesMann]

go privately if possible as you will get better treatment

[@DARK-X---99]

🇮🇳INDIA🇮🇳 treatment world best world There is 2nd position after America🇺🇸 then everyone can guess why people from many countries go to India

[@AgnesMann]

yes I think so too

[@suseeln]

Only if you have money. If you have money in any country, you can get the best treatment.

[@DARK-X---99]

@@suseeln sorry but it is not true brother

[@suseeln]

@@DARK-X---99 It is true. Does Kokilaben hospital admit people free?

[@targetfixdreamdoctor8563]

​@@suseelnno, but it low cost and better than USA or other countries

[@booksquotes948]

Hi agnes , go to breach candy = its best in asia based in bombay and parsi trust controlled affordable hospital.

[@AgnesMann]

🙏😊💐

[@akashpandey1215]

Need more hospital videos of India

[@AgnesMann]

If I go again (touch wood I won’t have to) I’ll be sure to film it 🙃

[@Just_forfun9140]

When my doctor's office takes blood I will ask for lunch. They gave you poha, that causes glucose spike. I learned that avoiding eating sugars that comes in all different forms is best for health and looks too, sugar ages cells, also cancer cells live on sugar.

[@AgnesMann]

food was given after blood test. 😊

[@Kim_Jong_Un_2023]

Glad to know that you both are in Tip Top Health

[@AgnesMann]

Hehe thank you. Do you do your health checks regularly ?

[@Kim_Jong_Un_2023]

@@AgnesMannNope I haven't.... I still feel brand new :)

[@anuragkumarjha17]

​@@Kim_Jong_Un_2023🎉😂😂

[@anonymous-ok9mc]

❤❤❤

[@AgnesMann]

💐😊😊

[@AgnesMann]

😊💐🙏

[@abhineetsingh2227]

Going to 7-star hospital. Try going to PHCs and CHCs. That is where true India visits.

[@whitestar182]

Some of the private hospitals are world class but you have to shed some money and yes cheaper comparatively to western countries.

[@AgnesMann]

Yes that’s correct 👍 and I think this is going to be noticed by west and soon we will have people flooding India for private health care. In my country people from UK come for treatment in Poland as the private health care is also very inexpensive and accessible but not as affordable as here in India.

[@teepraveen]

Indore! People from Indore come to BLR or Chennai for serious Health issues , I knew a doctor who came to Chennai recently for liver transplant !!

[@AgnesMann]

And vice versa. Indore has come long way since last 10 years. Best city in the world 🌍 Indore

[@neptuneht]

Not just Chennai and Bangalore. Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad has world class facilities and many other tier two cities rapidly developing healthcare facilities. There is no first rank or second rank to any city. All metros have all facilities.

[@davidclarke10]

muchas gracias senora agnes

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much for watching

[@Bagla3256]

Cheap best Excellent doctors in Indian hospitals Forget America Go to India for any medical treatment 🙏

[@AgnesMann]

true say, 😊

[@12440jayjay]

Well, it is good to know that you are ok. Generally hospital does not allow this kind of intervention, video taping. So I wonder if this is a commercial? Comparatively health care is cheaper in India and that is why foreigners visit India.

[@AgnesMann]

I was filming for my own channel only and not commercial at all. I asked each person if they were ok me filming them before I proceeded

[@smitpatel9202]

We have best doctors in the world

[@AgnesMann]

Europe has the best doctors in the world and they are all Indian 😊

[@niladrimaiti481]

Indian Medical Treatment is generally great and affordable.The simple fact is in order to get into a medical college the students have to go through a very rigorous training and competition is with extraordinary large population. I don't think there is any surgical or non surgical advanced treatment option which is not available in India.

[@AgnesMann]

I agree and it would be nice if treatment was affordable for all.

[@dgopalsuri]

for that government made Hospital which are like private large Hospital with good doctors and government Hospital you can get free treatment ​@@AgnesMann

[@neelamverma282]

Indore has many more good hospitals, but yes Kokilaben hospitals have an edge when it comes to the synchronised services between doctor to technicians to staff and the patients

[@AgnesMann]

I have not tried any others so can’t compare but I thought it was very much like European hospitals in terms of service delivery and facilities

[@sumanthkumar157]

Delhi Mumbai chennai benagaluru n hyderabad have best of the super speciality hospitals

[@AgnesMann]

I agree and it's great to see leveling up of healthcare across India.

[@anandhindu3123]

U have a sister from Poland, whom we consider as a daughter-in-law to Bhaarath.......... @ Carolina Goswami...... @channel "India in Detail" .........

[@AgnesMann]

she is doing a great job. 😊

[@akmahto2121]

That hospital is one of costliest hospital in India.

[@avidreader100]

Medical tourism is driving the cost up in India. I wsh the west follows some policy of allowing immigration of doctors to their country at a limited rate to prevent brain drain and collapse of the resource in the source country, and keep their cost to themselevs. Pls use such a resource only to avoid delay and not save cost.

[@anadraj9105]

🌹💐🙏👍

[@AgnesMann]

thank you so much

[@prithul7544]

🎉

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@vikasbhargava5653]

Touch wood

[@AgnesMann]

yes 😊💐

[@kalledasrikanth7233]

Om Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah Sarve Santu Niraamayaah | Sarve Bhadraanni Pashyantu Maa Kashcid-Duhkha-Bhaag-Bhavet | Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaantih || 🙌🏥🎎

[@AgnesMann]

🙏😊💐

[@Ashton936]

Hey Agnes! Hope you doing well take care yourself and stay safe ❤❤. Wish you good health. Can you update me exactly what happened if you don't mind?

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you When you get a chance please watch the whole video as I have explained it all

[@Ashton936]

​@@AgnesMannYes of course Agnes thanks :)

[@mayanksharma1491]

Indore is a tier 2 city...imagine the facilities in tier 1 cities like mumbai delhi chennai etc etc

[@AgnesMann]

I agree, air quality in tier 1 city's is no good for health

[@user-yd6sj3pe4j]

What about London queens merry university hospital review ? Covid-19 extraordinary example I have visited briefly while my nephew was doing internship .

[@AgnesMann]

hospital is the place where no one should be.

[@shaik802]

Great line, I can add police station and court to the list@@AgnesMann

[@henrykajolantamakowska4435]

❤❤❤❤❤😘😘😘😘😘👍

[@AgnesMann]

Buzka

[@satindersahota9630]

I am an indian i was happy then i moved to usa after seeing healthcare and how expensive and living is there , i came back to india and i am even happier more.

[@AgnesMann]

Health care in Usa is bad,

[@samvelu8253]

If one can pay India's private hospitals are a Heaven. The doctors are so qualified and highly skilled plus experienced. If you poor and can't pay you are just as well as Dead. Talking and proud of our Sanathan Dharma. Only we had search high and low for the Dharma. ??.😮😮😮

[@AgnesMann]

I would of though both private doctors and government doctors go through same qualifications

[@mkrao100]

India has some very huge advantages as for medical field is concerned that get passed on to the patients. India’s large population, being world pharma capital with more humane IPR for life saving medicines. The huge patient population because of large population exposure of doctors of all specialties to complex diseases and so the treatments. So we have some of the best doctors in the world of every specialty. The other advantage is low cost medicines in fact some very expensive medicines are 1000s of times cheaper. So also we have allied medical equipment and skilled staff. In west they have latest equipment but very few skilled staff to operate them.

[@AgnesMann]

I agree.. west is smart. let India do all the heardwork developing its youth and then steal the talent. Most Indians who go to the west do not want to return. Because better quality of life for them and family. These Indian's also take their wealth from India over time.

[@mkrao100]

@@AgnesMann We are not really worried about talent leaving country. India had around 32 universities in 9th century and scholars use to come here to learn. Indians GDP was 34% of world GDP up until the invaders stole all the wealth. Just the British stole $43 trillion! Today India($3.6 trillion) is richer than Britain (3 trillion). What wastrels they stole 100 trillion and today are near 3 trillion. While Indians constitute 1% of USA population but pay 6% of taxes. So we will definitely make it to the top because our society is pretty young compared to west which is aging pretty fast and also the poor, uneducated and violent muslim refugees are flocking the west will turn them into gutters in a decade or two.

[@5yfgh7hcbbg]

Nice food❤❤❤

[@AgnesMann]

Yes it was rather tasty indeed

[@arnabdeka3948]

Welcome to hindusthan (india)

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. I feel very welcomed indeed

[@SochoJara]

Indian treatment is of good n higu quality but 100 percent affordable.

[@AgnesMann]

Yes! I agree 💯

[@kushalbaruah9560]

didi mai kall shiv mandir me aap leye aap ki puja karunga . vogoban shiv aap ko bimari se jaldhi thik kar dai . muje bhout bura laga meri didi .

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you

[@SM-un4ho]

Are these kind of check ups available all across india?

[@AgnesMann]

yes, there are many packages. jaan hai to jahan hai

[@user-dj2pe6tq1r]

Even private in india is really less compared to other parts in world.think what happens in other places then.india supplies generic medicine to usa,europe etc which covers more than 50% of their stock..doctors of india have demand all over the world.land of ayurveda.first plastic surgery before thousands of years.having medicine chapter in their world oldest literature,vedas (again indian)

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you for watching them for your comment

[@wow47]

Can we do all these test say for £69 x 2 = 120 in Europe or UK and result in a month NO

[@AgnesMann]

No 🤣

[@wow47]

@@AgnesMann Please it would be twice the amount 🙏😂

[@sagarthigle4471]

Have you seen the statue of Dr. Nitu Mandake in that hospital.

[@AgnesMann]

yes 🙏😊

[@manghilalyadav8023]

What happened dear Agnes 🥺 how are you.please take care and stay safe.

[@AgnesMann]

I’m all good as explained in the video

[@indlamadhav7339]

Indian good madam

[@dw8461]

That extensive heath check, would make more sense for people 50+. At 40 , most people are, relativly , healty.

[@AgnesMann]

You would be surprised. My best friend passed away from cancer and she was in her 30s when it was discovered. There are genetics as well as environmental factors that are affecting our health and some illnesses are well hidden until it gets too bad to treat. Age is not an indicator of ones health, and although this would suggest that the older the more risk of diseases, it's not always the case. But I am glad indeed I had checked it all and I can sleep assured I am well and healthy.

[@dw8461]

@@AgnesMann Age can be indicator for ones health, as aging is major risk factor, for many deases. Why mammogram test is recommended for women over 40, when we know that women younger than that get breast cancer. Or collonoscopy test recommended for people over 50, although younger people get collon cancer ??

[@AgnesMann]

I agree with age the risk increases but just because one is young it’s not necessarily their healthy. Either way it’s better to discover anything early enough

[@msdadsfsx]

so you saying below 40 no one dies of health reason?

[@namalum420]

no not true if possible everyone should get full health checkup annually regardless of age. lifestyle changes are causing a lot of health issues even in younger people.

[@Iamasimplehuman]

Hope you were able to recover your health check cost with this video

[@AgnesMann]

I do health check every year, it was not always as extensive but money can’t buy you health and therefore I’m being proactive and regular checks would detect early signs of illness so it can be treated. The revenue from this video did cover the cost and KZbin is my business but this video was more to show what’s done, the state of the hospital and a bit of awareness about health check. That was the idea behind it more than making any money out of it. So I hope I have managed to achieve this

[@wonderfulworldwelive]

If you have insurance and money, you will get everything fine ❤

[@AgnesMann]

yes I know the services to poor are not as good, but I think things are going in the right direction

[@arunk7183]

Madam ..I can suggest you Amrita hospital faridabad..Truly world class and they are one of the top notch hospital doing robotic surgeries and surgeon's.

[@AgnesMann]

thanks and hopefully we never have the need to visit any hospital.I wish you and your family good health

[@umakanthreddymallu1197]

I personally think India's medical check-ups or doctor consulting fees are lower compared to most developed or developing countries. No country can bring down prices like what India achieved. but still, more than 30% of the Indian population still can't afford it and Govt hospitals should improve hygiene and cleanliness in govt hospitals. I think as the poverty level decreases people in India can all have affordable healthcare.

[@AgnesMann]

You have put it so well. There is big inequality in India.