Dear Hussain,
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and for acknowledging the quality and efficiency of our services. We appreciate open and constructive feedback.
We would like to clearly emphasize an essential principle of our medical approach:
At Biruni Hospital, all treatment and surgical recommendations are made strictly in line with internationally accepted medical guidelines and clinical standards. Decisions are never based on urgency, pressure, or non-medical factors, but on evidence-based medicine, test results, and guideline-supported indications.
In your case, following the evaluation of your tests, our medical team explained the possible medical options and scenarios related to gallbladder stones, in accordance with these guidelines. Part of practicing ethical medicine is transparently informing patients not only about current findings, but also about potential risks and future complications that may occur in certain cases. Not explaining these possibilities would mean incomplete and irresponsible medical counseling.
We sincerely regret if this comprehensive medical explanation caused concern or discomfort. However, our intention is never to create fear, but to ensure that patients are fully informed so they can make decisions consciously and confidently. As an ethical and transparent institution, this is a responsibility we take very seriously.
We would also like to clarify that no patient is ever pressured into surgery or treatment. Our team operates with a communication-based approach, respecting patient autonomy and personal preferences at every stage. The final decision always belongs entirely to the patient.
We remember your case well. You were assisted by Mr. Adam and received a check-up program, and as the managment, we personally familiar with the process. Every recommendation made — for you and for all our guests — is always grounded in solid medical reasoning and guideline-based practice.
Regarding supplements, only commonly indicated and medically appropriate supplements were suggested, without obligation, and always as supportive measures.
We appreciate your feedback and believe this situation may have stemmed from a difference in perception rather than intent. Your health, safety, and right to informed choice remain our highest priorities.
Kind regards,
Biruni Hospital