Naswarville

[halupridol]

It's curable in Pakistan too, but there is no proper medication for it. As long as you have access to good medical facilitates, it should be cured & healthy patients often recover without serious complications. It's another one of those diseases where prevention tends to be better than cure. Unfortunately, in Pakistan it's the poorer people who don't have access to better medical facilities that end up suffering. It's the same everywhere else, I have heard ridiculous stories from my friends at university about the government hospitals they have had to visit in emergencies.

well...its pretty much same here...

r there alot of dengue cases in pakistam??

 

[p(-)0ENiX]

well...its pretty much same here...

r there alot of dengue cases in pakistam??

There were outbreaks of Dengue a few years back, & I think there may have been some new cases recently too.

 

[Marshmallow]

well...its pretty much same here...

r there alot of dengue cases in pakistam??

yes so many

 

[halupridol]

do u guys know d management protocol followed in govt. hospital there by any chance..?

 

[Marshmallow]

It's curable in Pakistan too, but there is no proper medication for it. As long as you have access to good medical facilitates, it should be cured & healthy patients often recover without serious complications. It's another one of those diseases where prevention tends to be better than cure. Unfortunately, in Pakistan it's the poorer people who don't have access to better medical facilities that end up suffering. It's the same everywhere else, I have heard ridiculous stories from my friends at university about the government hospitals they have had to visit in emergencies.



Yeah, I mentioned that healthy patients generally recover. From what I know, a malnourished individual or one suffering from other related diseases is more likely to suffer.

Yes there is medication for Swine flu, & it's better to try & get it diagnosed as soon as possible.

gov hospitals are like thy kill ppl sooner than their xact time of death

 

[p(-)0ENiX]

gov hospitals are like thy kill ppl sooner than their xact time of death

That's true, the only real benefit from them is the availability of cheaper medicines for the poor.

 

[halupridol]

gov hospitals are like thy kill ppl sooner than their xact time of death

tht cant be true......

 

[Marshmallow]

tht cant be true......

i mean da system there is not as gud as private hosp.

That's true, the only real benefit from them is the availability of cheaper medicines for the poor.

those cheaper are not da real ones...dats y thy are cheap...

 

[Amaa'n]

peley tum apna girls wala change kuro

marsha dear - is that you getting knocked down by your big b @Armstrong or him getting knowcked down by you

 

[p(-)0ENiX]

i mean da system there is not as gud as private hosp.

those cheaper are not da real ones...dats y thy are cheap...

Yes, I have heard of fake medication being given out, but in some countries government hospitals do subsidize these medicines, or sell legitimate cheaper substitutes. Cases of neglect occur everywhere though, I have heard of some horrific stories here too.

 

[Marshmallow]

marsha dear - is that you getting knocked down by your big b @Armstrong or him getting knowcked down by you

ofcourse him being slaped down by me blue is for boys

hw r u btw?

 

[halupridol]

i mean da system there is not as gud as private hosp.


those cheaper are not da real ones...dats y thy are cheap...

the system.....how many go to private n how many to govt.??
n cheaper doesnt necessarily mean bad..

 

[Marshmallow]

the system.....how many go to private n how many to govt.??
n cheaper doesnt necessarily mean bad..

private ones are xpensiv so only those who can afford go there....da doc fee in gov hosp is very less n da medis sold there too so poor ones go there as hav no option ....mostly gov hostp are sub standard

private clinics are both gud n bad....

Yes, I have heard of fake medication being given out, but in some countries government hospitals do subsidize these medicines, or sell legitimate cheaper substitutes. Cases of neglect occur everywhere though, I have heard of some horrific stories here too.

n u kno if anythin happend to a patient cuz of wrong treatment n medis....nothing can be done against da stupid docs n hosps

 

[halupridol]

well...i dont know how its there....but here private hospitals atleast most of thm loot ppl.

private ones are xpensiv so only those who can afford go there....da doc fee in gov hosp is very less n da medis sold there too so poor ones go there as hav no option ....mostly gov hostp are sub standard

private clinics are both gud n bad....


n u kno if anythin happend to a patient cuz of wrong treatment n medis....nothing can be done against da stupid docs n hosps

well there goes....u get same ppl evrywhr

 

[p(-)0ENiX]

n u kno if anythin happend to a patient cuz of wrong treatment n medis....nothing can be done against da stupid docs n hosps

That's pretty much the worse thing about countries where the laws of negligence are absent or not followed. Generally, the lawyers & contacts major hospitals have will end up protecting them. Some hospitals have been shut down here temporarily, but those cases of neglect involved some of the richest & most influential families in the country.