I had to go to hospital... | India Travel Vlog #12

[@katarzynanowik6913]

My gosh that same treatment in the us would have cost thousands of dollars.... it’s actually insulting

[@miltonrebelo1030]

Katarzyna Nowik hi

[@AmitKumar-lj4dm]

That's why people from different countries come to India for treatment 😁

[@akhilnathg6]

@@AmitKumar-lj4dm Not only because of the affordable treatment. Also we have the best medical professionals in the world.

[@akhilnathg6]

There are Government hospitals that u can visit and u just have to pay ₹5 for the registration and all other services in free. But u don't see a good infrastructure and facilities. But still u will get a very good treatment because most of the doctors are very well experienced and we'll known. They can asses your condition without the help of machines.(experience.) And the other thing. U may have to spend a lot of time to done all the things, because, lot of patients visit or prefer to go to the government hospitals.

[@bhavyasharma3224]

Come to India 😊 The Reason Behind Treatment is cheap in India is There are plenty of doctors here . And the reason for plenty of doctors is that Every Typical indian Parent wants that Their kid would become Doctor or engineer or Scientist . These are the only three career Options indian parents choose for their kid 😊

[@scootu6219]

U don't have to worry about hygiene in branded private hospitals, they sterilize and change those ecg electrodes and clips regularly. Stay safe, wish u quick recovery.

[@ABXpressions]

India loves you and your efforts in vlogging out there! Have a happy and healthy stay! 😊

[@Busybeeee]

25 pounds? That is amazing. I once visited a walk in clinic in the USA and it cost me $570!! And that did not include xrays and ECG! Hope you get better soon!

[@mohan02]

Busybee Better than 8 dollars for an Asprin at some hospitals in the U.S, huh ?

[@KaranKlopp]

In US Heart by pass surgery will cost $144,000 n In India $4000 - $6000 see the difference with highly qualified doctors and A1 service..

[@vaibhav3946]

Indian government hospital are free... And you can get back your paid money at private hospital if you are poor.

[@artimuos903]

@Ganga Din the insurance system is pretty good for retired government employees who sometimes have to pay more money for medicines outside the hospital.

[@shubhankardasgupta4777]

@@KaranKlopp the same docs from India leave India and give the US medical test to become a medical practitioner cuz, hell yeah, sweet taste of capitalism

[@thepervysageofmountmyoboku9093]

A friend of mine live in US. He came to India specially for his root canal treatment. It cost him about 1/3 including flights and everything of what he had to pay in US.

[@बंडोपंत]

Mandrake high .. its true, even with a good insurance it will cost me minimum $700

[@anushribajaj7518]

Really stupendous the amount for a root canal. Here in most dentist office it will cost you rs 2000 , and if you go really high end it costs you max upto rs 15000 which is very rare.

[@v.gopalakrishnan350]

Root canal for 2000? It costs at least 6000 in Chennai!

[@chiraggupta1186]

I'm indian and I also went to doctor for root canal treatment and it cost me 1500 rs in indian equal to 21 dollar of usa it's so cheap here

[@bobbykimble6358]

Lol take a $6000 plane ride to get a $1000 root cancel give me a break your friend is an idiot and maybe they should get insurance. I have insurance with my job and paid $400 for my root cancel

[@emeraldsroses0524]

Take it easy, Aly. Your time in India has been truly memorable and amazing. Thanks for your vlogs.

[@MySweetDharma]

I have been living here in India for 3 years now and I have both very nice and horrible experiences from the hospitals and doctor's offices here in Kerala. I really depends where you go I guess. It has taken some time to find the best places but now I know where to go here in my city :) Hope you get better soon, love from Kerala! :)

[@Q_QQ_Q]

wow you are everywhere . Now everyone in the Universe know that you live in India 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@johnlifer6501]

Ahee I just subd to your channel and saw your comment in here.

[@vikaspanchal8015]

Your name is interesting 🤔

[@bharathvansh5127]

@mysweet, KIMS hospital of kerala is good. and few more hospitals check review and then go.

[@AdityaMBharadwaj]

Oh and keep in mind we went to like one of the MOST expensive hospital around! So health care in India is REALLY CHEAP!

[@krishnamurthysrinivasan8096]

Aditya M. Bharadwaj Yep Apollo is expensive, Miot or fortis is better.

[@AdityaMBharadwaj]

Krishnamurthy Srinivasan that is very subjective though, miot can be very expensive for international patients and the wait time is so long there! And fortis in Chennai isn’t really good, I know this from personal experience

[@h0ebart]

Aditya M. Bharadwaj How amazing. If India can do it, there's simply no excuse for the US.

[@anuragsen5438]

Aditya M. Bharadwaj r u tamilian..? but ur name suggest u r from North India. Because "Bharadwaj" is an North indian Surname ( basically they r bhramin's).

[@samarthm2206]

i work at jayadeva and i dont think here the medical care and costs are way better than any where around the world , our surgeons perform more surgeries and way experienced

[@platoschauvet]

it cost $6000+ for me to get an iv and anti-nausea medicine last year in the us. I stress out and think about how expensive it is to get sick here every day of my life. Now I just wanna figure out how to move to india lmao.

[@gloomyend1232]

6000 damn

[@carrymeenaaunty4452]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@rejuvenatingsoul3498]

Hospitals are a money making business rather than a treatment center in the US.

[@rupalramteke8146]

Many of u must think that it's becoz of dollars-Inr difference .............. But avarage Indian can offored it and I'd they don't than they do to give hospital it cost 1/2 and if u really really poor everything if free every fucking thing ........ Wr don't need medical insurance coz it's easy process go get treat pay done ... Happy by Indian health care ❤

[@MHRSN332B]

I'm from tamilnadu(the state this vlogger was visiting ), For headaches , nausea pills for 1-2 days will cost you 1-2$ over the counter (no prescription from the doctor needed ) For iv 5-10$ one time . I'm giving an average cost in a private medical hospital , in a government hospital you'll get free .

[@youde5241]

One most important thing to note - In Europe or in America or anywhere in the Temperate Zones, climatic variations within the region, never fall on either side of room temperature (at 0 mean sea level) at the same time.. That is to say, sample any day in January.. It would be cold in entire Europe or America, etc. Never will it be such that it's largely less than room temperature in UK and at similar times be largely more than room temperature in Germany. So even if you were to be traveling from UK to Germany, you will never dramatically face large climatic variations. However in India, this notion goes for a real toss.. It maybe 1℃ in New Delhi and at the same time be 34℃ in Chennai or Goa.. This climatic variation within short distances, occur such that both of them fall on either side of room temperature.. The body cannot tolerate/adjust to so much climatic variation in so short amount of time.. Hence, one is most likely to catch a cold, due to constant climatic readjustments, basis room temperature.. Hence it is always most advisable to visit India in Last week Feb-March or Sept-Nov..

[@indrajitgupta3280]

Unfortunately so true. Day before y'day was warm, down to minimum speed on the fan. Last night, I shivered; it's now 17C and winter is clearly just around the corner (down south, 17 is cold, and it gets down to a horrible 12 and stuff).

[@chelseaprice4116]

This happened to me when I had a wicked cough from my bronchitis :( I feel for you! I hope you get better and are feeling less in pain very soon my dear!

[@aprilm.1277]

Wow! Last time I went to the ER, it was because I got food poisoning from the hospital cafeteria. I had good insurance, and it still cost me over $500. I'm glad you don't have to worry about a crazy hospital bill. I hope you feel better soon.

[@rupalramteke8146]

Many of u must think that it's becoz of dollars-Inr difference .............. But avarage Indian can offored it and I'd they don't than they do to give hospital it cost 1/2 and if u really really poor everything if free every fucking thing ........ Wr don't need medical insurance coz it's easy process go get treat pay done ... Happy by Indian health care ❤

[@don....]

sorry Aly, wish you quick recovery, We are here for you.

[@violetlefae7902]

Wow! Only 20 something pounds for a HOSPITAL visit!? It would be many hundreds of dollars for the exact same thing in the US .

[@gurugulab1414]

That too when international travellers are charged a bit more than Indian Citizens.

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

Thats also very high price In Govt. Hospitals its even far far more cheap and sometimes absolutely free

[@karthikkarthi8442]

In Govt hospitals it's less than one dollar

[@rupalramteke8146]

Many of u must think that it's becoz of dollars-Inr difference .............. But avarage Indian can offored it and If they don't than they do to go to hospital that cost 1/2 and if u really really poor everything if free every fucking thing ........ Wr don't need medical insurance coz it's easy process go get treat pay done ... Happy by Indian health care ❤

[@toobydude41]

This video almost passed me by! I am SO SORRY you're going through this Aly. Sending healing hugs...in the most gentle yet most comfortable way. If it hurts to vlog, please don't! Thanks so much for doing this one! Take it easy ok!!

[@thatkoalabear]

there are some really really nice Indians around. i say that based on personal experience but do get well soon PsychoTraveller!!! all the best and take plenty of rest!!!!!

[@ekbrandon93]

Being in foreign hospitals isn't exactly a fun experience, but it's an interesting one. And as a diabetic I can say yes, 120 is a really good blood sugar level 👍

[@rupalramteke8146]

Many of u must think that it's becoz of dollars-Inr difference .............. But avarage Indian can offored it and I'd they don't than they do to give hospital it cost 1/2 and if u really really poor everything if free every fucking thing ........ Wr don't need medical insurance coz it's easy process go get treat pay done ... Happy by Indian health care ❤

[@stormbless373]

Just for knowledge Apollo hospitals in chennai are one of the best they usually don't overprice my mother had 2nd stage cancer at 2014 she got healed totally fine still working and their staff were very friendly and nice and we got our 3 month long treatment done in around $5000 P.S. get well soon

[@HamidaBegum]

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[@bhaweshk139]

Damn!! Only $5000 for 2nd stage cancer. This is cheap.

[@stormbless373]

Pope that doesn't include food and stay which would be around 1000 more.....

[@stormbless373]

@EDIT CLIPS yupp it was actually near about 1200 dollar's for 3 month's of rents.. not including travelling and food..

[@acarchive]

Dark reality- Indian medical is cheap and best, but its over-crowded because of huge population

[@ravisharma9762]

I have some correction- Indian government hospital is overcrowded. Go to Private hospital. Private hospital are very cheap for foreigners but very expensive for the Indians bcz average annual income of Indians is very low

[@TheSmbrown]

Sadly in the US all of that, and the ER visit would easily cost over a thousand dollars. The last ambulance ride I had to take to the ER was $7,000 usd, completely ridiculous.

[@midhatkidwai]

Sierra Brown that’s bad that’s a loot People get heart surgery cheaper here

[@paridesai3750]

Sierra Brown Is it that much?!!!! You could have visited to India in that much money and could have saved some money..

[@venom9738]

Medical care is cheap here to boost our medical tourism which is booming right now with thousands of westerners paying less than half of what they pay in the west for major and minor surgeries!

[@kirtigupta9753]

US Hospitals is just ripping off it's citizens.

[@newbiekhyber]

Yes, that's the unintended / unanticipated consequence of medical insurance. It raises costs in the entire US ecosystem. If medical costs are inexpensive (as Aly described), then who needs insurance - which is the case in India. Medical Insurance is the biggest organised and legal loot, based on fear syndrome. Just like a Casino, the house always wins.

[@criskity]

So cheap in India, but for some reason it's stupidly expensive in the US.

[@johnkcutter9809]

not only that, the patent system of US allows the Pharmaceutical companies to hike up the price, and has no institution to regulate those prices.

[@swamymudiraj4778]

Affordable*

[@lizzeebuffy]

Despite your poorly rib and infection... you are still going and smiling! :) Another story to tell and another experience however unfortunate. Keep on smiling and try to enjoy the rest of your stay :) Much love ❤

[@lbunnygordon1133]

I am really sorry you are sick hope for a speedy recovery but you have done the best thing checking in to hospital xx

[@roschphilipfernandez2618]

Take care PsychoTraveller. Lots of love and hugs and positive vibes from Canada

[@davidbilla8063]

Foreigners when they don't have enough money to Medication Le Chennai:Vanakam🙏

[@jinks6887]

Get well soon , I'm sorry you had to experience this ,take care and rest well

[@qpratan]

Hey hope you get well soon and plz take it easy for now, good to know your experience at an Indian infirmary was excellent. Looking forward for more videos from you. The ECG bubble squeeze points are cleaned after every use by a sanitiser for the next patient just to let u know.

[@gessicacom_g]

Get well soon, Aly! 🙏🏻🙌🏻

[@danielletanguay9279]

Sorry for you Aly! Get well soon!!!

[@manojkumarKalagara]

Hope you're doing well!

[@remotedarren]

Get well soon, Aly!

[@welcometosandrasworld]

Get well soon. 😘🍀

[@miltonrebelo1030]

Sandra T. Hi Sandra

[@DanicaChristin]

Would love to see the hotel tour 👍

[@miltonrebelo1030]

Danica Christin hi dear how are you

[@TheSmbrown]

Sending healing prayers your way, Ive experienced that before when I had pneumonia, its absolutely miserable. I hope you feel better very soon so you can enjoy the rest of your trip. Drink lemon ginger tea, and ask for cough syrup so your rib can heal.

[@bakavinash8463]

Health care in India is trustworthy and is so Available to all at less rates....me as a doctor ..proud of it❤

[@sheesh4644]

Speedy recovery, hopefully you get better soon

[@singincherry]

Hey Aly! Wishing u a speedy recovery from NY. I had the flu last month for wayyyy too long and would get up in the middle of the night with coughing fits. I HIGHLY suggest. (1) tea with lemon and honey (2) anything with lots of turmeric, honey, ginger and garlic (3) homemade cough remedy: 2 Tbsp apple cider vinegar2 Tbsp honey2 Tbsp water1/4 tsp cayenne1/4 tsp gingerThis actually helped me sleep at night and not have coughing fits! Good luck dear :) feel better

[@bharathvansh5127]

@singi, first yoga and pranayama. 2nd original neem oil, rub in your chest. wheezing and dry cough or flem(from lungs these problems will be solved)

[@JamieBanksTravel]

Get better soon!

[@canttwala8979]

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[@canttwala8979]

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[@canttwala8979]

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[@JamieBanksTravel]

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[@JamieBanksTravel]

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[@misswhiskeykittie]

Aw you poor thing. Get better soon!! x

[@nomadicdramatic2496]

Tramadol are such wonderful little pills ahaha. Also silver lining, India has done SOOO much for your skin, like when the vlog started I was like "ooh damn gurl!" Get well soon sweetpea xox

[@lavendarmary97]

I hope you feel better soon! I get upper chest infections/ bronchitis every winter and it sucks. Enjoy the rest of your trip though ❤️

[@robertbarry4115]

Hope you got better. When we go over to India in November I’m hoping to get a full medal health check. I’ve been told the hospitals are excellent

[@humanhuman1038]

Many foreigners now come to India for medical treatment like surgery etc. Doctors like devy Shetty, trehan etc are world famous. India is one of the cheapest and largest expoters of medicines. You can find more news info on KZbin and Google.

[@aevecchio]

Get better soon! Also that shawl is amazing!

[@krishnamurthysrinivasan8096]

When I returned to Chennai from us (Illinois Chicago) for vacation, I was alright for a week, then I had severe wheezing(I already had history of wheezing episodes), I was totally bedridden for a week, it was probably due to change in climate and after a week in meds, I was alright. Also Chennai is good for medical treatment, Many people from outside countries come here to get treated( especially those who have complications with getting insurance in the west).

[@dorjeetso7110]

Hope you are feeling better ! Take care of your self . Love watching your vlog

[@TheShaleco]

Feel better soon! Ribs are a horrible thing to injure because it’s basically just waiting for them to heal and taking pain killers. I’ve been there before and feel for you...

[@kristywilkinson6208]

Hi Ally, I hope you feel better soon. When you travel home, play the I've hurt myself card well & don't lift your bags at all. There are always nice people around to help you.

[@leilahellier4276]

So sorry to hear you are in so much pain Ally get better soon, yes i would love a hotel tour as your next vlog

[@salonika101]

Apollo hospitals are some of the best hospitals in India. They're actually considered expensive hospitals, so i guess, Chennai is a very inexpensive place to visit.

[@biswajitsahoo3263]

We are sry aly.. Cause u suffered here.. Get well soon, god bless u.. And always use a thin globe while traveling, walking or anything when u r out of hotel... that ll help u a lot to prevent diseases

[@trends2morrow107]

Take care. You went to a good hospital. There are many more.

[@janetbray2055]

Horrible to get sick when you are travelling. Looks like you got good treatment at a reasonable price. Interesting to see the difference between India and UK. Make the most of living like a Queen. Would love to see a tour of the hotel but only if it is not painful

[@missaperron6791]

Get better soon Aly S2

[@ankushzap]

One of the reason why large number of people from India neighbor nations come to India for health issues. Quality and Low cost facilities.

[@naemis1518]

It is possible to break ribs from coughing.. I did it maybe 2 years ago. Broke one and cracked 2 others.. Hurt like hell. Hope your cough end soon so that your ribs can heal!!

[@kutchch]

Isabelle Packendorff yes it is..if someone is having COPD..the coughing is much that patient might end up getting fractured ribs..i have seen such a case myself

[@miltonrebelo1030]

Isabelle Packendorff hi dear

[@silvikk6117]

That's a new info

[@vaibhav3946]

Just add honey in s glass of warm water and drink this. Then drink turmeric tea and don't go to hospital. See the magic!!

[@Exploringyo]

Get well soon ma'am...ur blogs are really breathtaking ..Thanks

[@MrSirAussie]

Jesus, what now......Please don't push yourself too hard.......take it easy and chill out.......Am praying for your speedy recovery.......THANKS APOLLO

[@kashyap242]

Get well soon. Take care buddy.

[@reka2342]

Get well soon!! :) And a hotel tour, please!! :)

[@backtotheroots5509]

Niddles are disposable non-reusable ones. Other body-touching ECG parts are sterilized twice. So don't worry about hygiene.

[@danwilliams8695]

Sorry your going through this. Get better quickly.

[@visheshsingh1244]

Indian healthcare and hospitals are extremely good and very cheap . They treat so many patients per day so they are quite experienced

[@midhatkidwai]

Hey I am sure it’s just a chest infection but as precaution get a general full body blood check it’s dam cheap in india and u get it by day end and full abdominal ultrasound just as a safety precaution and it never hurts to know all is well with ones body tc and Get well soon

Take care.. sad to see you go through this in the last few days of your stay here..

[@BrasiLyra]

feel better Aly! Quick Recovery

[@deborahconkle6822]

Glad you are on the mend!

[@nawabsarkar21]

May you recover soon dear. A mere suggestion: avoid cold-beers for the time being. Good luck

[@vaibhav3946]

Why beers when indian juices are available at one-third cost. Use turmeric tea and throw away those medicines.

[@manojbym]

Thanks .. And Hope you are fine.. Chennai will take care like your Mom.

[@Halonablack]

I know it sucks to be sick while traveling. I went to northern Ghana for a month and wound up in the hospital with an infected mosquito bite on my leg. While the hospital staff were lovely people, I'm lucky I didn't lose a limb. I should have known when I saw the chickens in the waiting area that perhaps I should take a taxi to the capital city, but it was too far away and I was in extreme pain. I got my blood drawn -- but then the nurse got my blood all over the floor. I got an injection of pain killers of some kind and they got what I think were air bubbles in my system. I literally thought I was going to die. The bathrooms were gross. Think of the worst latrine you've ever been forced to use in a busy market. Now multiply that times 50. Once I got well enough to get to the hospital in the capital city, I saw there was an extreme difference in the level of care. The capital hospital rivaled even the best hospitals in the US. So I stayed there for a few days just to make sure my leg wounds were taken care of properly. But I hope you are feeling better and can continue to enjoy your India travels. Visiting the hospital is all part of the traveler's experience.

[@rammittal7087]

omg.take rest. you are such a sweet person. take care

[@writeintent3936]

In some hospitals in India, they do use those stickers for ECG.It's like fifty fifty per cent usage of suction versus the sticky type.

[@VIVEK-hv7fz]

U take care yourself. I think u need warm hug & mom's care to get well soon. But u r a brave girl. Get well soon dear.

[@aman5428]

Everyone was telling you to carry some warm clothes but you didn't listen. So you caught cold. it will feel hot when the sun is out but in early morning or at night it does get cold. Take care and recover soon.

[@prashantsolanki3424]

Get well soon aly .very excited to see your next vlog #13

[@sandiztd2184]

OMG. This is the only disappoint thing. Hope you quickly recovered.

[@lydiamhir6543]

Here in America you pay about $3,000 for that treatment. Recently got my bill

[@lydiamhir6543]

chiran gv that's true...we don't have to pay upfront for the emergency room

[@silvikk6117]

My brother had worked as a neurosurgeon in UK USA and now he is working in India.He always tells that the Indian health care system and doctors much more efficient than usa.Because they do surgeries frequently.For instance my brother's department only has 2 day outpatient clinic Remaining 4 days they would have surgeries.

[@vaibhav3946]

Indian doctor earn much more than others. They earn almost 100 more than their need. India export the medicines to most of developed countries hence medicine are very cheap in india. Some medicines are cheaper than toffies. Indian government doesn't allow to sell meds at higher prices.

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

If you get something big, it would way be cheaper for you to come to India, do your treatment, have a vacation in the Himalayas and then go back instead of doing just the treatment in the US.

[@chiraggupta1186]

Jesus seriously $3000 that's too much in India it will cost you maybe 10 to $ 20 in expensive hospital even more cheaper if you go to walk in clinic

[@backpackinyogini8065]

Wish you well hope you recover quickly. I'd be interested in a video on the hotel. Loving the Vlogs on India. 🙌😊

[@MiaSunShine14]

Dear Ally please take care, sleep, relax, eat well. God bless you!! Everything will be alright. Hugs for you!! : )

[@TameTusker]

Get well soon. I am an Indian, now a Canadian resident, and I am working towards a Canadian medical license. I graduated from a med school in Chennai and I used to work in Apollo Hospital and I am glad that India can offer cheap medical service to Westerners!:) I am glad you had a pleasant experience and a fast service at the hospital.:)

[@srkzn5304]

How did your Canadian medical licensing exam go? I'm a doctor as well. I heard stores about foreign doctor having to work as cab drivers because canada makes it very difficult to gain a licence. Please could you share your experience?

[@reneepare7902]

Oh girl take care of yourself!

[@sanjivahuja3611]

Get well soon my dear , 😅😅 we Indians care and love you, God bless 🙌 ❤️ 🙏 💖 😅😅

[@jameshengl5230]

Get well soon Aly.

[@dineshramesh5205]

Hope you are good now,.... I suggest you plan another trip to India.... Especially the southern part alone...from your vlogs I see you've got your dose of The north.... Please come back for the south too.. ( For your reference. States : TAMILNADU, Kerala, Andhra, Telangana, Karnataka. Cities: Kanyakumari, Rameshwaram, Madurai, Trichy ,Tanjavur, kodaikanal, Ooty, Munar, Trivandrum, Kochin, Allepy ,Mahe, Mysore, Bangalore,Coorg, Chikmaglur, Hampi, Gokarna,Murudeshwar, Hyderabad, srisylum, Tirupathi )... And I recommend coming after the summer After May... Looking forward to your vlogs.....

[@somdevghosh86]

Glad that you got treated. Reading the comments and laughing out loud 😅😅😅

[@lifeguard2564]

Healthcare abroad is a scary thing. I broke 4 ribs at a heavy metal festival in Germany in 2016. They didn't take down my insurance details or EHIC card details and only took a photocopy my passport and hence a month later I had a €2,000 bill. Luckily it all got sorted out thanks to my insurance providers (Sainsbury's of all people!) and the EHIC. Take out insurance people. It's not worth the risk.

[@akp3097]

In india healthcare cost you very less… india strictly follow socialist policies in some sectors and medical is the priority… we hd costliest healthcare in world in 1950s even we are poor country but govt+cipla( medicine company) worked to change laws nd now we are among cheapest one without insurance…

[@akp3097]

We provide medical tourism where you know cost of medical treatment before hand and if sometimes it exceed then hospitals will pay additional bills not customers because then customer can file case on hospitals 😆 our medical sector is not for profit making people

[@pradnata21]

I am just getting better from a really bad ankle sprain....so i can sympathize with you...the pain was excruciating for the first couple of days until i went to see the doctor and he put me on painkillers and anti inflammatory ( after xray and making sure nothing was broken)....i had to take 20 of those over 10 days ( twice daily after meals)..and complete bed rest...so take all the rest you can and get well soon.

[@iawarenow658]

carrying back packs all the time can sometimes cause a rib muscle to get strained and even bit broken..

[@SagarShinde-pd2fb]

Get well soon and take care...

[@micrn777]

Sorry you are feeling under the weather. Is this a start of a new blog post series, hospitals around the world? Lol First Singapore(dengue fever) now India. But seriously, feel better soon. Love the vlogs, love you, miss Scott, feel better. Oh and yes to the hotel tour

[@loveshort30sec]

Sorry yo hear this May god help you to recover from illness as soon as possible

[@solitarynerdette]

Ideal 5* hotel for chilling out in, not ideal to be sick! Get well soon!!

[@moyal1050]

wish you speedy recovery

[@LizzyRose72]

Oh no rest up and get better.💕

[@prashantshahi309]

I hope you would be "Ok" now...Love from "India"...🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@girlnotlocal]

oh no. i feel so bad for you. i really hope everything is ok. get well soon

[@ashishsahani3995]

I know five years late but when you have a cold and a cough , one does not have cold beer!

[@divya11114]

Glad to know you're feeling better now. Apollo hospital chain are one of the most expensive in India. Curious to know how much would you have paid in UK, for the same treatment.

[@max0192]

Around £600 at private hospitals.

[@hrishi9467]

There are many videos of 'medical tourism in India'. Many western people come here for big operations for cheaper costs and most of them gets satisfied with service they get here..

[@kiliya89]

Get well soon!