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I am thinking of moving to africa,l need advice on my health problems

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sabins40385
sabins40385

I am 34years old ,l had kidney remove( right kidney) few weeks ago and l have inactive tuberculosis and thymoma is it safe to go live in africa with this health problem? I also have high blood pressure and ovarian problem and acne problem.

Please l need advice.

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  • AlexandriaGizmo
    AlexandriaGizmo sabins40385

    Posted

    Hi if it was me I would have to know that the treatment would be at least as good as it is where I was living now if not better, with your health issues I wouldn't even consider moving to somewhere that could not give me immediate and excellent care in the case of an emergency, if your remotely worried that this would be the case then stay put.

    You would also need to be sure your medical insurance will cover you for every medical condition you have.

  • ladyjack51
    ladyjack51 sabins40385

    Posted

    Are you serious? I feel like this is a trick posting.

    Ladyjack51

    • sabins40385
      sabins40385 ladyjack51

      Posted

      No my dear is not, this are my problems for the past 1year and half..

      Some times l am so scared to go to the hospital because l don't know what the next problem will be.

      Anyway thanks.

  • ladyjack51
    ladyjack51 sabins40385

    Posted

    Well God Bless you then. I just thought it was strange to ask us if you should go to Africa with your current issues. You need to ask your Dr if you should go. He or She knows the details and depth of your issues. Just my suggestion....no.

    Ladyjack51

  • sabins40385
    sabins40385

    Posted

    Thanks,l asked and they keep doing test over test and l am tired of it all.

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