Returning Home
Treatment does not end at the airport. The plan for the first year at home is agreed before you leave India.
What this stage involves
Handover to your doctor in Ghana, medicine supply and long-term follow-up.

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- 1Before departure
Discharge summary
A full written record for your doctor in Ghana, including operative notes and medication.
- 2Before departure
Medicine supply
Enough supply to cover the transition, with generic names so refills are possible locally.
- 3Week 1 home
Local follow-up
Appointment with your nephrologist in Ghana, ideally scheduled before you fly.
- 4Ongoing
Remote review points
Agreed intervals for sharing blood results with the treating team in India.
- 5Ongoing
Knowing when to escalate
Clear written thresholds — fever, reduced urine output, missed doses — that require urgent contact.
You can pause at any stage. Nothing is booked, paid or confirmed without your explicit agreement, and choosing not to continue carries no penalty.
Stages either side of this one
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Most families start with a conversation, not a decision. Ask anything — cost, timing, travel, or whether treatment abroad even makes sense for you.