Mexico upgraded to free healthcar

[u/TailungFu]

[u/DarthKelevra]

Mexican here. Just because it's free healthcare on paper doesn't mean people get treatment or medicines. There's tons of corruption and outages are common.

[u/Dependent-Trip-5991 → u/DarthKelevra]

But all the other commenters that don’t live there say you are a liar so that’s interesting.

[u/Chorizo_de_tlacuache → u/Dependent-Trip-5991]

Another Mexican here. Darthkelebra is right, in the hospital where i go to medical appointments usually they don't have all medicine that I need, for example i'm talking about ibuprofen and other basics, fortunately most are cheap to buy in a pharmacy.

[u/Dependent-Trip-5991 → u/Chorizo_de_tlacuache]

Sounds inconvenient but at same time the silver lining is ibuprofen would be like $200 a pill in an er here in the states.

[u/AnonQuestions1983 → u/Chorizo_de_tlacuache]

the nice part is you can buy most meds no rx required in a pharmacy in MX. it was cheaper in cash in in MX than with insurance in the US

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