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I remember that 120/80 was a good number. Now, maybe not so good?

This info is from the Microsoft co-pilot AI. I personally don't think much of this AI. "Retail prices for Brilinta in Thailand typically range from 3,500 to 5,500 THB per box of 60 tablets, depending on the pharmacy and location"...

I live in Pattaya and bought a strip of 81mg aspirin at the first pharmacy I tried. I don't remember the price but it wasn't expensive. I don't use it, but I had read that it is good to have available in case of a heart attack. I read that you should chew 4 of those small tablets as a blood thinner while waiting for the ambulance to arrive.

You could get a urine test. If it shows white or red blood cells in your urine, then there is a good chance you might have an infection. Best to check with a doctor.

She has a small thread about her. Sounds very good. I will contact her and see if an afternoon appt. is possible. Thanks again.

I was immediately offered a next day afternoon appointment with this other BPH doctor, Dr. Kittikhun, dermatologist. I didn't know if that was a good sign that he was immediately available.

Thanks. The first available appointment was Sept. 17, as the hospital told me she was away during the summer. They did offer me an afternoon appt. with another male dermatologist but I have read many good things about her, so I decided to wait to see her.

Just for a general skin check up. I have never had one. I have 2 things that I will ask her about, but I am relatively sure there are eczema, as I have had this all my life. Thanks, but I live in Pattaya, and I don't think it's anything worth going to Bangkok for.

I am trying to get an afternoon appointment to see her But the hospital tells me that she is only there 1 day a week from 8am-12. I was wondering if she has a clinic somewhere in Pattaya. Does anyone have any information about what clinic or other hospital she might work at during the afternoon? Thanks for any help or info.

Be careful, as the pills I see in Thailand are sometimes 50mg. That's Way too strong. Even 25mg is strong. I recommend you cut them into pieces and try 10-15mg first. It should work and you will be much less groggy in the morning. Try to use them only a few times a week. alternating days to avoid building up a tolerance.

Isn't that similar to the date rape drug? Knocks you out ?

The Magnesium Glycinate capsule was 200mg.

I tried both for the first time ever. I took 1.6mg of melatonin and 1 Magnesium Glycinate. I also had 1 beer, and I got to sleep quickly and didn't get up to pee often. I have never tried either before to I don't have any experiences to compare with. It seemed to work well. I will try it again tonight. As far as the Lazada counterfeits, even if the bottle was phony that doesn't also mean the stuff inside was bad. They might copy the name brand bottle to get more sales. Who knows? The placebo effects can be strong too. Best to buy where you're comfortable that you're getting the real thing.

I agree that it makes sense. I could see a seller possibly copying a brand name bottle to get more sales, but the ingredients are probably ok...Hard to know for sure.

Circadin 2 mg is a prolonged-release(extended) melatonin tablet, so it might take longer to effect you compared to immediate release pills.