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1 minute ago, WhiteBuffaloATM said:

drugs again ? tackling the symptoms not cause ? body cant heal itself ?

consider shaving the noggin & going vegan with HIIT for a month ?

might actually cure the root cause naturally...... ?

Blah Blah Blah.....

I agree with you that a healthy lifestyle can cure many things, but I doubt that burpees and soy milk can cure genetic alopecia...

1 minute ago, DavidH555 said:

Be careful if you suffer from depression. Personally, Finasteride was brutal to me. I threw it out after 2 weeks 

Sorry to hear that, and thank you for the warning. Are you better now?

6 minutes ago, flagator96 said:

Finasteride can in some cases cause chronic and in other cases irreversible erectile dysfunction in some men. You may want to research this before you leap.

I'm aware of that, I've done extensive research.

6 minutes ago, robblok said:

PSA tests most small clinics do those too you can let them take some blood there and test for whatever you want. I have tested PSA levels there in the past. They send it to a bigger lab for the actual tests usually takes a few days. But if its a small clinic then they wont be able to give you advice. 

Thanks for the tip, if I don't find any hair clinic for then I'll do it by myself like you say.

9 minutes ago, robblok said:

Not sure where you can do the checkup but finasteride is for sale without perscription in the pharmacy.

 

I am not saying buy it and take it, just telling you its available without prescription. Recently bought some for a friend of my GF. 

Thanks for the comment. I've indeed seen Finasteride for sale at Boots but I'd really like to do a check up first. Finasteride reduce PSA levels (prostate-specific antigen) by about 50%. So if one day (when I'm older) I was to do such test and taking Finasteride, the result could be wrong and that's why it's recommended to do a blood work first.

Hi everyone,

I start to suffer from alopecia and I'm looking for recommendation about where in Bangkok I could get a consultation. I read while doing some research that it is highly recommended to also do a blood work, so anyone has ever been to a place who do all of that I'd love to hear it.

Thanks.

@kandi I'm also looking to do a SMART business visa in a near future.

@ubonjoe Extensions for ED visa are every 60 days now.

@UKJASE Yes I'm quite sure. It's a 8 months visa. I went to gather informations at several school to make the 2nd visa and all of them have either 6 or 8 months for study Thai Language. English is up to 1 year, Japanese up to 10 months and Chinese up to 9 months.

Thank you for the information @ubonjoe, I will check the requirements for HCMC.

Thanks @problemfarang ????

@problemfarang I plan to open my own company in a few months.

It was issued early March 2019 at the Embassy of Vientiane. This visa is 'valid' until the end of November.

Hi everybody,

I currently have a ED visa for Thai language (it's my 1st one). My visa is about to end soon and so I already started the process to enroll for a 2nd one (for English language that time and in another school). The school don't really know which embassy is the most likely to issue me a visa.

I hold a French passport. Does anyone have a feedback or recommendation?

Thanking you for any help and advice.