Blood and cancer care in Tabriz, with your records reviewed first.
If you live outside Iran, you can send your records to the support team before you travel, so that the next steps are clear.
Before you travel
Please send what you have. Clear copies are fine to start with.
- Pathology report, and the slides or blocks if they can be sent
- Blood test results, including the complete blood count (CBC) and any earlier ones for comparison
- Imaging (CT, MRI, PET or others) on disc or as files, with the written reports
- A treatment summary: surgery, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy and any radiotherapy
- A list of the medicines you take now
Send these through our international support line on WhatsApp or by phone: +989302272111
How a remote review works
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Send your records
Share your documents with the support team.
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Check that nothing is missing
The support team tells you if a report, slide or scan is still needed.
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Review of your records
Your records are looked at by the care team before any decision about travel.
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Next steps
You are told whether more tests are needed and whether a visit in Tabriz makes sense.
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Visit and follow-up
If you come, the LimoMed support team helps coordinate the trip. Follow-up after you return home is planned with you.
Online or phone consultations with the doctor have not been confirmed yet.
Costs, accommodation options, interpreters and the languages the doctor speaks are being confirmed.
What the support network does
The same patient support services described on our support page are available to international patients.
- Lab tests and blood sampling at home
- Imaging and fast results
- Pharmacy and specialty medicines
- Fast referral to specialists
- Rehabilitation and wellbeing
- Treatment and rehabilitation at home
Practical questions
Will I get a diagnosis from my records alone?
No. Records help the doctor see where you stand, but a diagnosis and a treatment plan usually need tests and an examination. Many referrals are not cancer, and some conditions need only follow-up.
How long would I need to stay?
It depends on your case. Some treatments are given in cycles over weeks or months, and the doctor will explain the schedule after reviewing your situation.
What if I get a fever during chemotherapy?
A fever of 38 degrees or higher during treatment is an emergency: contact your treatment team at once. If you are in Iran, call 115 (Iran's emergency number) or go to the emergency department.
Can a companion come with me?
Please ask the support team when you contact us.
Every patient's treatment plan is different; ask your doctor about your own situation.
Ready to start?
Send your records and we will reply with the next steps.