ENT Doctors in Cambodia?

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TWY
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Re: ent doctors

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There is no way I'd choose to have a surgery here in Cambodia. Do some research on ENT doctors in Bangkok and consider going there. Singapore would be another good choice.

I think that Royal is an excellent place to have a baby and decent for things like malaria/dengue/unknown type tropical infections. But thats it.

Spend the time to find a good surgeon in Bangkok or Singapore and spend the money. Yes it will cost you. So what - what is more important than your health?
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B1.Barang
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Re: ent doctors

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Sunrise hospital is a very good choice, As I used to work with nurses and some doctors there. What you can do before you go there is to make sure if they have any doctor specialist in ENT and start your appointment. I am very sure that they have good instruments and high technic.
I wish your surgery will be succeed and please be recover soon!
Good luck .


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pczz
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Re: ENT Doctors in Cambodia?

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if your pockets are deep enough go with the royal. Any surgery close to a nerve is risky in any country. you have to accept that every surgery carries a risk wherever it is doen. Even the best surgeons have their off days
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