Ukrainian on treatment in the USA: surgery without anesthesia due to bureaucracy.

According to inkorr.com: Yevhenia Averina, a Ukrainian, shared her experience with the American medical system. When she fell ill with a stye, the treatment turned out to be much more complicated than according to Ukrainian standards.

In Ukraine, it's simple: a doctor comes, looks, takes a needle, three minutes - and you're free. In the USA, it's a whole saga.

She pointed out that in the USA, examinations can take weeks, and treatment requires a lot of paperwork and waiting for decisions from various specialists.

Delay in treatment and surgery without anesthesia

After two months of waiting, Yevhenia faced a choice: to have surgery to remove the stye without anesthesia that same day or with anesthesia in a week. She chose to operate without anesthesia, which lasted only 20 minutes. Averina emphasized the importance of medical insurance in the USA, which helps reduce financial treatment costs.

The American medical system

Yevhenia expressed her opinion that American medicine is very bureaucratic and process-oriented. She stressed that Ukrainians planning to move to the USA should prepare for long treatment cycles and significant amounts of documentation.

Based on her experience, Yevhenia Averina urged future emigrants from Ukraine to be ready for the peculiarities of American medicine and the procedures associated with obtaining medical assistance in the USA.

The observations of Yevhenia Averina highlight the importance of being aware of the differences between medical systems in Ukraine and the USA. Bureaucracy and the need for a large amount of documentation can pose a serious challenge for new emigrants. Understanding these nuances will allow them to better navigate the new environment and plan their actions to ensure they receive the necessary medical care.