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Q: Ladies, where do you get your health checks in Beijing?

It's been over a year since my last check-up but have had bad experience in hospitals in Beijing, especially private women's hospitals. Do you know of any good, reliable Chinese hospital that won't cost an arm and a leg?

13 years 10 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - Beijing

 
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Your place of employment should tell you where to go AND send someone with you.

coffaholic:

Really? My place of employment sucks apparantly. I get no advice on anything.

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sorrel:

employers vary in China. I went from one school that was SO helpful to the foreigners to one where the local contact did as little as she could. do you know any other foreign women locally? BTW, there is no 'good' medical examination for women: usually I would expect dinner first before some of the things that are done to you !

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GuilinRaf:

*COUGH!!!

I almost choked Sorrel!!!!!

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sorrel:

to clarify, I spoke to some colleagues who had been in China many years, and experienced many such medical examinations, and yes, some of the medical tests required (same for male and female foreigners) are a bit more intrusive than I cared for!

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Hulk:

Could you explain, please? In... great detail? F-f-f-for science?

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Give Crimo a call

He bought a Medical degree last month

His shop is right next door to the Camera shop with the Web Bar out the back

 

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