Kepez State Hospital

I travel a lot worldwide but have never seen what I saw in Kepez before. My problem, I had pain in the bladder and when urinating. I guessed kidney stone because I've had this some time before. The appointment was swift. After talking to the doctor, a urine sample and blood test were taken and an ultrasound was requested by the doctor. For this ultrasound examination, you need to go to another department. I reported to the secretary, who gave me an appointment for an ultrasound 12 days later because no doctors were available. When I was told I had severe problems, I was still refused an immediate ultrasound examination, so I went to the emergency room, who then told me again that there was no ultrasound in the emergency room. Even in Africa, they get an ultrasound immediately when there is a kidney problem, but not in Kepez in Antalya. In general, this hospital is getting very old, it's scruffy and the toilets are full of urine, it smells terrible, there are no towels, and even the toilets can't be flushed. What kind of manager works there?????????? Shame yourself. minus 5 stars

Very bad hospital I've ever seen...

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Worthless... I was examined by a general surgeon 2 days ago. He ordered an ultrasound. The ultrasound revealed gallstones in my gallbladder. He diagnosed gallstones and sent the results to a general surgeon. The blood test results were high and I was examined. The doctor examined me and prescribed medication even though I had gallstones, and my pain increased. I couldn't stand it anymore. I made another appointment at the general surgeon 2 days later. A different doctor named Savaş BABA said, "Let's look at your blood values." I gave a blood test in the morning. But it's not like that. There are so many queues at Kepez State Hospital that I thought it was an Indian state hospital. There are so many queues. I followed the doctor until the evening. I think he examined more than 500 people. It's unclear who entered and exited the room. They said my test results would come at 14:00 Anyway, it was 15:00, my tests came back, he looked at my blood test, the so-called doctor gave me intestinal pills even though I had gallbladder stones, he sent me, I asked for a report, I said I was working nights, could you give me a report, I said I can't stand the pain, I even heard the doctor talking loudly when he looked at my blood values, he said I can't do anything, the values ​​are high, despite this the doctor prescribed intestinal pills, he sent me one, among the pills he prescribed the same pill as the general surgeon two days ago, he doesn't even look at my system, when this patient came to the hospital, what medications were prescribed, am I prescribing the same thing, he wrote and sent. I just left with my pain, I complained to the Ministry of Health to 184,,, Kepez State Hospital, which is no different from hospitals in India, Afghanistan, Pakistan... Shame on you, is human health that cheap in this country?