I flew to Turkey for the ultimate health exam

THIS WOULD COST $20k+ IN THE US. so I flew to Turkey! 🇹🇷 subscribe to my YT to see the entire experience, prices, & everything you need to know this week! Link in my bio to the website :) #medicaltourism I flew to Turkey to see if the viral full body health exam was actually worth it. Here's what happened on day one. So in the morning, I hopped in the car and headed to the hospital. When I arrived, I was greeted by my translator and was escorted all throughout the hospital and to my private room where I was given the rundown for the day. That includes the schedule and then what test you are going to be doing and aren't going to be doing. I think we did about 12 different departments/tests. So that included blood draws, ultrasounds, EKGs, stress tests, gastroenterology, gynecology, full body MRI, and a few others. Here's what you need to know. Once I got to the hospital, I was brought into a private room where I waited in between tests, but also where I was served breakfast. It was really nice. I did not find the wait times to be bad at all, but just letting you know you're about to be in this hospital for six to eight hours. When you go into the room for testing, the doctors have bedside manner, they ask if you have any concerns, you talk a bit, they explain, and then you get into it. They'll tell you right then and there if anything looks suspicious or if all looks normal, so you don't have to wait until the very end to have some type of indicator on how things are going, which I love. Also, before I left, they told me you'll have to do a urine sample. I highly recommend not wearing a one-piece like me. Instead, if you're a woman, I would say a sports bra, a top, and pants because otherwise your pee-pee will have to come out. Because of the package I got, we split my exam into two days because I was dead set on getting that colonoscopy. Colon cancer has been rising among people under the age of 50 and I'm very, very serious about that. So the endoscopy and the colonoscopy and part of the results were done on the second day. And we'll get into that. But this is it for now. I hope you guys enjoy. Love. Bye.