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September 12
I would like to express my gratitude to Svetlana Nikolaevna Krishtafovich, doctor of the neurological department of the Atolin Hospital, for the treatment of the spine. My diagnosis is serious, but I feel better. A very responsible doctor. I used to be treated in Lode all the time, but after undergoing treatment here, I realized that in private clinics the treatment is based on getting money, and then they just send me for surgery.
Now I will be treated by my local neurologist, undergo treatment at the Atolin Hospital and, of course, physio and physical therapy.
Only they would have allocated more money for the hospital. Good health to all!!! And especially for doctors.
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July 30
Take care of yourself and your loved ones. If you have problems, I do not recommend contacting this hospital. How did we find out about the existence of the Athol Hospital?
02.04.2024 in the morning, by ambulance, Galina Ivanovna Vederko was taken to the "Minsk Central District Hospital" in the waiting room, without examining us, they sent us to Atolinskaya. Examination ="0". Mom came in complaining of severe swelling of the legs and blurred consciousness. Until 04/08/2024 (this is the day of discharge )the swelling was slightly removed, but the general condition worsened - consciousness was also far from normal, and the left side also became less mobile....we asked for an examination- we begged. We saw that something terrible was happening. But the therapeutic department decided to cope on their own. Neurologist Atolino diagnosed "mild cognitive impairment". And they discharged me. By 04/18/24, mom was completely immobilized and became far from reality. The diagnosis of Atolino - "mild cognitive" turned out to be "B-large cell lymphoma of the right parietal-frontal lobe", a neglected condition that already had cerebral edema. On May 8th, my mother died when she was 63 years old. A pensioner who did not live in retirement because it was easier for doctors to write off everything for concomitant diseases and they were registered in the MOCB and were at an appointment with a hematologist and gastroenterologist every month - the result ="0". The doctors pretend to treat you, but you run around, take tests, take a referral, and all this for the sake of a tick.My mother, with her diagnosis, had to undergo this "quest " every month. So much effort, money and so much hope, and it's all useless.
The question is, what is the problem? In the healthcare system? In honey. education? In relation to pensioners?
Mom was underexamined. If only one of the doctors had sent her for an MRI scan (even for a fee), it would have been all to a friend.
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October 5
Atolino.....one-way ticket.Avoid this place...Supposedly a rehabilitation center... A woman, a neurologist..About nothing...The father was brought in with a Parkinson's attack, allegedly for examination.They immediately told me on the phone: we won't do anything.We just don't have anything.They don't even put ivs on.And a bold dot at the end: the doctor, who is hardly a doctor, said that she had never treated this disease.The building has been stuck for about 50 years.The next day we took Dad out of there.The very name makes my body shiver.
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