Adrenalectomy in Cambodia

What you need to know about Adrenalectomy in Cambodia

Adrenalectomy is a non-invasive medical procedure that does not require surgery. This type of General Surgery procedure / treatment is relatively affordable, especially in Cambodia. Mainly because the skill set and experience required by the specialist doesn't need to be as extensive as it may be for other procedures. For Adrenalectomy, medical records, reports or any supporting documents may be required for the specialist to assess prior to the treatment.

Given the non-invasive nature of Adrenalectomy, there is no downtime, so you won't need to consider your recovery and aftercare much. However, if a consultation leads on to surgery, then you should expect to follow that with an extended period of rest.

Depending on how many sessions or follow ups you require, you can expect to leave Cambodia immediately after. In most cases, the success of the outcome can be judged by yourself.

Adrenalectomy in and around Cambodia

Introduction

Cambodia is a country in Southeast Asia, nestled between Thailand and Vietnam. This country is where ancient and modern worlds collide and create an interesting adventure. It’s home to the world-famous Angkor Wat, lush jungles, wonderful culture, friendly people, rich history, beautiful coastlines, delicious food, and lively nightlife. In the last several years, Cambodia has developed its healthcare system in order to attract more international patients. Numerous hospitals in the country are partnering with organizations from the neighboring countries, including Thailand, to establish high-quality medical centers in the country. Cambodia constantly improves its healthcare in order to provide high-standard medical care at lower prices than other Southeast Asian countries, such as Singapore. Their main aim is to attract patients from Laos, Taiwan, and China. 

Popular Cities and Regions in Cambodia

Phnom Penh is the capital of Cambodia, as well as the main medical tourism destination in the country. Once the ‘Pearl of Asia,’ this bustling city is now filled with bustling bars, historical architecture, vibrant café culture, a world-class food scene, and a glimmering Royal Palace. Visitors are welcome to explore the National Museum of Cambodia, visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, admire the Royal Palace, or stroll around the Silver Pagoda. Along with Phnom Penh, one of the most popular cities in the country is Siem Reap. It’s where the fascinating, UNESCO-listed Angkor Wat is located. Aside from Angkor Wat, Siem Reap also offers other attractions, such as the Angkor Silk Farm, Wat Bo, War Museum, and Senteurs d’Angkor Botanic Garden. Those who want to relax on a beach should visit Sihanoukville. It was once a quiet beach town, but now it has become a modern up-and-coming holiday destination. 

Transport in Cambodia

The largest airport in Cambodia is the Phnom Penh International Airport. It operates both domestic and international flights to and from numerous cities in Asia. The quickest way to travel around the country is by domestic flights. However, the cheapest modes of transport are trains and buses. Taxis, tuk-tuks, and motorbikes are the best way to get around inside the cities.

Visas in Cambodia

Holders of passports of 9 countries, such as Laos and Singapore, can visit and stay in Cambodia for up to 30 days without a visa. Citizens of most other countries can apply for a visa on arrival or eVisa. All visitors have to hold a passport valid for six months.

Weather in Cambodia

The weather in Cambodia stays warm all year and the temperatures rarely drop below 20°C. The country has two seasons: wet and dry. The wet season, from May to October, experience some brief rainfall during the day. The dry season, starting from November until April, generally has pleasant and sunny weather. However, the temperatures can rise to 35°C in March.

Additional Info

1. Local Currency: Cambodian riel (KHR) is the official currency and 1 USD converts to approx. 4,070 KHR. However, USD is widely accepted.
2. Money & Payments: ATMs are widely available and sometimes dispense US dollars. Credit cards are accepted in major cities. Tipping is expected and appreciated.
3. Local Language: The official and mainly spoken language is Khmer. Some people also speak Vietnamese and Chinese. English is mostly used in tourist areas and major cities. 
4. Local Culture and Religion: About 97% of the population follows Theravada Buddhism. Islam, Christianity, and tribal animism make up the remaining 3%.
5. Public Holidays:  Victory over Genocide Day, Khmer New Year, King’s Birthday, Day of Remembrance, and Independence Day are some of the public holidays celebrated in Cambodia.