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Nepal's president arrives in Japan for medical treatment

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Best wishes for quick recovery to our president. Thanks to the Japanese medical staffs who will be looking after him.

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surely he could have done better than the Japanese medical system?

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surely he could have done better than the Japanese medical system?

Totally agree! Why travel from one third-world country to another?!

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Japanese gastroenterologists have a very good reputation for diagnosis, with some advanced X-ray, imaging, endoscopic and biopsy techniques. However, once the problem is diagnosed, their management and treatment leave a lot to be desired.

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You are four times more likely to die from overuse of X-rays and CT scans in Japan than you are in a Western country.

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He made the right choice.

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However, once the problem is diagnosed, their management and treatment leave a lot to be desired.

Nepal couldn't even diagnose that dark “stain in his large intestine?" ok, once the problem is diagnosed he should return to Nepal or New Delhi.

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My uncle-in-law got the same cancer my father died from and is still walking around, hopefully permanently cured. And yes, my uncle-in-law was treated in Japan.

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What happens when an ordinary Nepalese discovers a dak stain in their intestine?

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