Ola Unicats desculpem sei que andei um bocado desaparecida daqui mas como eu so escrevo quando tenho inspiração então decidi escrever hoje, venho vos trazer ou falar-vos como e a saúde em Marrocos, por vezes as pessoas quando vem para países que sejam fora da união europeia tem um bocado de medo, ou porque podem comer ou beber algum que faca com que eles fiquem doentes e que tenham que ir ao hospital, pois bem e sobre isso que vos venho falar da saúde em Marrocos.
Como alguns de vocês sabem neste momento estou a morar em Marrocos já faz basicamente três meses que ca estou e sempre comi todo o que tinha curiosidade em comer e nunca me fez mal, ate ao dia,como eu basicamente não bebo agua e isso faz com os meus rins deixem de produzir agua suficiente para urinar(infeção urinaria) pois bem lembro me que foi de domingo para a segunda que comecei a sentir dores horríveis nas costas do lado direito, basicamente nos não sabíamos o que fazer pois disseram que os hospitais aqui eram horríveis então tanto eu como o meu namorado estávamos com um bocado com receio, pois eu não podia continuar ali com dores (eram dores horríveis e insuportáveis) então decidimos ir a uma clinica perto da nossa casa.
Quando chegamos a clinica fomos logo atendidos e mandaram nos esperar numa sala de enfermaria, passou dois minutos nem tanto (o que por vezes em Portugal não acontece pois estamos horas e horas a espera ) chegou o enfermeiro fez me a rotina normal ver se eu tinha febre, so que durante o tempo que esperava pelo medico que não foi assim tao longo o enfermeiro esteve sempre junto a mim para ver se eu precisava de alguma coisa e então chegou o Medico que me perguntou o que eu tinha e o meu namorado respondeu que basicamente era uma infeção urinaria então ele mandou me logo para fazer uma ecografia para ver se estava tudo bem quando viu que o meu rim do lado esquerdo estava doente então voltei outra vez para a sala de enfermeira onde me deram uma dose de cavalo que mal me lembro do que se passou, com isto posso dizer que foi super bem atendida que estavam sempre ao meu lado, por isso se algum dia vierem para Marrocos morar ou ate mesmo fazer uma visita e possivelmente se acontecer alguma coisa aconselho a que vao a uma clinica privada pois se eu na altura calho a ir ao hospital publico o mais provável era ainda estar la ate agora, ou então não me fazerem nada .
Com isto quero dizer que o atendimento aqui nas clinicas privadas são melhores que em certos hospitais em Portugal, porque para alem de eles tratarem bem os doentes estão sempre acompanha-los ate saírem das clinicas.
Hello Unicats, I'm sorry I know I've been a bit missing from here but as I only write when I have inspiration so I decided to write today, I come to bring you or speak to you how and health in Morocco, sometimes when people come to countries that are outside the union European Union has a lot of fear, or because they can eat or drink some that make them sick and have to go to the hospital, well and that's what I'm telling you about health in Morocco.
As some of you know at the moment I am living in Morocco it has been basically three months that I am and I have always eaten all that I had curiosity to eat and it never made me ill, until the day, as I basically do not drink water and this does with my kidneys stop producing enough water to urinate (urinary infection) because well I remember that it was from Sunday to the second that I started to feel horrible pain in the back of the right side, basically we did not know what to do because they said the hospitals here were horrible so both I and my boyfriend were having a bit of apprehension because I could not stay there with pain (they were horrible and unbearable pain) so we decided to go to a clinic near our house.
When we arrived at the clinic we were soon taken care of and sent to us to wait in a ward of enfermaria, spent two minutes not so much (what sometimes in Portugal does not happen because we are hours and hours waiting) arrived the nurse made me the normal routine to see if I had fever, so that during the time I waited for the doctor that it was not so long the nurse was always next to me to see if I needed anything and then the Doctor arrived and asked me what I had and my boyfriend answered that basically it was a urinary infection so he sent me right away to do an ultrasound to see if everything was okay when he saw that my left kidney was sick so I went back to the nurse's room again where they gave me a dose of horse that badly I remember what happened, with this I can say that it was super well attended that they were always by my side, so if they ever come to Morocco to live or even make a visit and possibly if it happens r something I advise you to go to a private clinic because if at the time I go to the public hospital I would probably still be there until now, or else they will not do anything to me.By this I mean that the service here in private clinics is better than in certain hospitals in Portugal, because in addition to treating patients well they are always accompanying them until they leave the clinics.
As some of you know at the moment I am living in Morocco it has been basically three months that I am and I have always eaten all that I had curiosity to eat and it never made me ill, until the day, as I basically do not drink water and this does with my kidneys stop producing enough water to urinate (urinary infection) because well I remember that it was from Sunday to the second that I started to feel horrible pain in the back of the right side, basically we did not know what to do because they said the hospitals here were horrible so both I and my boyfriend were having a bit of apprehension because I could not stay there with pain (they were horrible and unbearable pain) so we decided to go to a clinic near our house.
When we arrived at the clinic we were soon taken care of and sent to us to wait in a ward of enfermaria, spent two minutes not so much (what sometimes in Portugal does not happen because we are hours and hours waiting) arrived the nurse made me the normal routine to see if I had fever, so that during the time I waited for the doctor that it was not so long the nurse was always next to me to see if I needed anything and then the Doctor arrived and asked me what I had and my boyfriend answered that basically it was a urinary infection so he sent me right away to do an ultrasound to see if everything was okay when he saw that my left kidney was sick so I went back to the nurse's room again where they gave me a dose of horse that badly I remember what happened, with this I can say that it was super well attended that they were always by my side, so if they ever come to Morocco to live or even make a visit and possibly if it happens r something I advise you to go to a private clinic because if at the time I go to the public hospital I would probably still be there until now, or else they will not do anything to me.By this I mean that the service here in private clinics is better than in certain hospitals in Portugal, because in addition to treating patients well they are always accompanying them until they leave the clinics.
Unicatt
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