Affordable In-Vitro Fertilization and Other Assisted Fertility Techniques in Monterrey
Monterrey, December 29th, 2009
The inability to conceive a child may be without a doubt one of the most discouraging and difficult experiences a couple may share. The side effects of infertility can cause a host of psychological problems such as emotional stress, sexual dysfunction and marital difficulties. The good news however, is that today’s technology has provided couples with increasingly more options to deal with either male or female infertility, and the globalization of healthcare has allowed this technology to be available to even those who can’t pay U.S. prices for treatment.
A crucial part of our overall health is the care and maintenance of our teeth and gums. Although we may pay special attention to the condition of the rest of our bodies, often times we overlook the required dental visits that we should be having twice a year. In any case, whether one is a regular visitor to the dentist, or has missed a few appointments, it is inevitable that one day news will strike that a costly dental procedure is necessary in order to preserve our beautiful smile and healthy mouth.
The majority of the poor physical conditions we may suffer from during our lifetime can most often be directly linked to our overall health and how well we take care of our bodies. On the contrary, our visual acuity is something that we are usually born with; it is out of our control. For some people, wearing eyeglasses to treat their vision began at a young age and has continued into adulthood, only to possibly have upgraded to contacts as teenagers or adults. Although the Lasik procedure opened its doors to the public 1987, for many, the hope of having 20/20 eyesight has remained just a dream. Even now, with the Lasik procedures costing approximately $2,400 in U.S., Americans must find quick and easy alternatives to expensive healthcare at home. However, when looking abroad for low-cost healthcare, our priority must not just be saving a dollar, but rather where can we save but also receive the highest quality care available.
At 3:48 PM Thursday Nov 10th precisely, Continental flight 2012 touched the runway at Mariano Escobedo airport in Monterrey Mexico. After immigration and customs, Chris Moss, almost bumped up with Carlos, a representative of the international patients office at Hospital San Jose TEC, who was there to meet him. Informed shockingly only a few days before, that what had started as just higher-than-normal blood test values was now a fully-grown prostate cancer, Moss, a 57 year old Denver citizen who asked for his real name to remain unmentioned, didn’t know then that he would end up choosing to travel to Monterrey, Mexico for life saving treatment.
