Travel Insurance Claims - True Stories

"Women's problems"

NETHERLANDS | Thursday, 8 May 2008 | Views [219]

"Women's problems" are rarely talked about, but they are wide in scope and often happen at inconvenient times — like when you are travelling. In my case, I was diagnosed with a "Bartholin cyst", which is, apparently, a lump filled with fluid located at the vaginal opening. After enduring three days of increasing discomfort and pain "down there", I had to seek medical advice. The GP promptly sent me to a nearby hospital to be examined by a gynaecologist, who diagnosed the cyst. I was prescribed some medication and instructed on how to care for the problem. He also advised that surgery might be needed if the problem didn't clear. Luckily, it did.

How World Nomads helped

Specialist medical care, including two follow up examinations and prescription medication.

PAID AUD $977.25

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