The Medical Tourism in Egypt | Therapeutic Tourism Egypt
Medical Tourism in Egypt
All people of different nationalities are keen to recover from the diseases they suffer from; some of them go to medical centers in their home country, and others prefer treatment outside their country in the best hospitals and modern medical centers for the purpose of recovery and also to visit the tourist places that these countries are famous for.
Egypt is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world that combines excellent medical service thanks to its highly qualified doctors and modern medical methods and the wonderful tourist attractions that attract millions of tourists every year to Egypt specifically to visit it.
There are many places of medical tourism in Egypt that are famous for their tremendous ability to treat diseases, especially chronic diseases, and these places are located in different regions of the country so that the visitor can get the most out of enjoying the beauty of tourism in Egypt.
History of Medical Tourism in Egypt
The ancient Egyptians excelled in the field of medicine, and then natural healing sources were discovered from wells and springs in Egypt, so all individuals from neighboring countries such as Greeks, Romans, Sumerians, and others came to Egypt for healing and obtaining beneficial treatments.
Then, when the Roman era began in Egypt, the Romans were very interested in medical tourism and natural treatment sources, so they built baths in Egypt, and most of the Romans went deep into medical tourism to develop and advance in this field.
The interest in medical tourism in Egypt continued even in the Middle Ages until the end of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when medical tourism became one of the most popular sectors of tourism in Egypt to this day.
Egypt's most popular medical tourism places
If you are planning medical tourism in Egypt and you don't know what medical tourism places you can visit, let me tell you, dear reader, about places rich in natural resources that provide effective treatments to get rid of diseases and get the most energy and vitality.
Medical Tourism in Ain Sokhna
We cannot forget the importance of Ain Sokhna in accepting the most distinguished sites for therapeutic tourism in Egypt, as it was given this title for containing many hot springs that allow for the healing of skin diseases, body infections, and menstrual issues.
Ain Sokhna also features a salt cave, a wonderful way to relax, provide energy and elasticity to the body, and heal from joint and respiratory diseases thanks to the calcium, magnesium, and sodium elements contained in the salt.
Medical Tourism in Safaga
Potassium, thorium, and uranium are among the most radioactive substances found in Safaga sand, which are harmless elements that help to heal many diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, and inflammation, as well as gold salts also found in the sand.
Usually, the entire body is buried in the sand and the head is buried from the outside for 3 hours continuously so that the person benefits from the natural elements found in the sand to get rid of the diseases he suffers from.
Medical Tourism in Bahariya Oasis
The Bahariya Oasis, which is part of the Giza Governorate and one of the oases of the Western Desert, has more than 400 natural water springs and sulfuric waters that help in the treatment of chronic rheumatoid and rheumatic diseases.
The climate of the oases is moderate throughout the year, and thus Bahariya Oasis is considered one of the most famous destinations for medical tourism in Egypt and among the finest health resorts in the world.
Medical Tourism in Marsa Alam
In the southeastern part of Egypt, specifically on the western coast of the Red Sea, we find the city of Marsa Alam, one of the most beautiful tourist cities in Egypt, which is famous for containing therapeutic tourism places such as:
Bernis Village, one of the tourist villages of Marsa Alam, is rich in hot springs that are utilized for the recovery from skin diseases, bone pains, body infections, and other ailments, as well as to give the body strength and energy to carry out the activities of life more efficiently.
Medical Tourism in Marsa Matruh
Egyptian Marsa Matrouh city is one of the tourist cities that are filled with great beaches, which provide great entertainment and recreation for visitors. Besides that, visitors can be healed of diseases and retrieve the body's energy by visiting Marsa Matrouh's salt cave, which is the first salt cave built in Egypt.
For 45 minutes, guests spend 45 minutes in the salt cave to heal the body with the iodine emitted from the salt, as iodine removes stress and negative energy, stimulates blood flow, normalizes blood pressure, and heals lung allergies.
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