drenddy

We went for Vejthani package - bit over 9000 THB, including doctor fees. They did new ECG, Holter 24 hour, chest X-ray, Echo, some blood work. For me it seems quite a good deal? In contrast with Sukumvit Hospital the doctor recommended to wait with the medicine, as the PVC burden is under 1 %. Despite the hospital is bit far away from the city center, my wife liked it - competent doctor, who did not seem to be rushing explanations, he was very thorough. The only downside? The hospital is located near a big shopping mall and it was my turn to get some arrhythmias...

Sorry to bother you again. I found these screening packages : https://www.bangkokhospital.com/en/bangkok-heart/package/atrial-fibrillation-screening https://www.vejthani.com/packages-and-programs/heart-arrhythmia-screening-package-2024/ https://www.thaimedicsbh.com/Package/Health-Check-up/Cardiacarrhythmia-Screening

Much appreciated. As for tests, she only did ECG at Sukhumvit Hospital. What you describe, in terms of further testing, sounds good, but being at Bumrungrad, I am afraid the costs would go further up. I think we will try contact both Bumrungrad and Chula (link does not work)

Hi there I've searched the forum and found out two names, Dr.Koonlawee Nademanee og Dr.Visuit Vivekaphirat. It's for my wife.She has symptomatic PVC's - shortness of breath mostly.Something new, she was at Sukhumvit Hospital the other day. The reason, why I ask about these two cardiologists, is that I would like an second opinion, not because we doubt Sukhumvit Hospital doctor's assessment, but my wife told me they discussed treatment options and so on. When they talked about medicin, they agreed (as far as I understood from my wife), that she should try Flecainide.I said to her not to take it, until we have a new doctors opinion. From for short search on Dr.Google : this medicin is to be tried only after other medications have failed and, here in Denmark (I reside in Denmark), it normally requires admission, when to start on this medicin. I don't have too much experience with doctors in Thailand, but am I overreacting, if I say thai docs too often and too soon recommend (strong) medicin? I, myself, work in the health system (mental health) and I remember, when one not so closed family member of my wife, went to psychiatrist.From my opionion it was clear BPD (borderline personality disorder) and the poor girl was put on antipsychotics (not that this is unsual) and benzodiazepines, already from the first meeting, rather than emphasize on therapy - of course, this single episode does not mean that this is typical for thai doctors, but you get my point. So... I don't expect any different assessment from the initial one, done at Sukhumvit Hospital, but a new take on medicin - and need for it at this moment. And what fee should we expect for a consultation with one of these two doctors? If it is about few thousands THB, there is no issues - at least we get to talk with top cardiologists (as mentioned on aseannow), but if it will be around 10 k, then perhaps no need to spend money on something, we already know. I think they will perform new ECG..or can use that one from Sukhumvit.

Its me, who does not have a timeline. Her medical history : She receives dialysis 3 x week. She has diabetes as well. And high blood pressure : 2 weeks ago she had above 280 Her condition was bad the last weeks : not eating, poor sleeping, very fatigued Planned as usual on Monday and, as her state worsened after dialysis, they discovered MI and got bypass as of this morning. Now back on ICU. Shes old, perhaps time to let go, but who are we to decide. Maybe the 3 × weekly dialysis takes its toll now...

As of this morning. Admitted yesterday, as planned, for her dialysis. Has diabetes as well. LE.Should they change her ID card, so shes registered in Bangkok, would it make a difference in future cases?

It's a bypass surgery. Or it was. Because it has been done. Not paid yet.

https://eng.nhso.go.th/view/1/DescriptionNews/NHSO-to-expand-30-baht-get-treatment-anywhere-pilot-project-in-eight-provinces/601/EN-US Looks like, it doesn't require any registration update as from last year?

Me again Can they really charge upfront, for skipping the queue? Isn't acute myocardial ischemia an medical emergency?

Does anyone knows what qualifies as "expediency"? I mean...If they can hold her alive with medicine for 2-3 or more days, will the price be cheaper...I know, dumb question. I just don't get it...I read on reddit as well...It should cover major surgery as well, the 30 baht scheme.

I am sure, I am not the first one to ask. One friend's mother in law (thai citizen) has suffered an acute miocardial ischemia. Now they are struggling to find around 70-80.000 THB to cover operation. Doctor said, the decision must be made within hours. Don't they have 30 baht scheme for thai nationals? Isn't this supposed to be free or at least lower than 70-80 k? Even with private room, at government hospital, it cannot be that much?! From what I know, the old lady is registered in other city, than Bangkok, where she actually lives. Regards.

I found an other topic regarding this matter, but need to be clarified... I need to send a document to Thailand, with DHL.Does the receiver ( private individual) need to register to Thai Customs or this applies only when sending other stuff, like food, medicines? I have sent before a passport to Thailand, but did not get this message, about registering.It was in 2019. From Denmark.

I was not clear in my post. The boy wants to remain in Korea, after entering through K-ETA, basically overstaying and become an illegal migrant, all of this because of a romance story.

Does anyone has experience with the korean K-ETA system? My wife's boy, he applied 3 times in a row, now he is blacklisted for 6 months.It seems there is a high refusal rate, as many thais are not genuine tourists in Korea.The boy is in the same situation, he wants to remain in Korea, despite many talks with him, but this is not relevant here. As I found out, if the main member has a ''better'' passport and you add your thai family members on the application, there is a good chance for approval for everbody.For example, I applied alone, received approval in 1 hour.Then I applied again, added my wife on my application, both K-ETA's were approved.I cannot say whether she would have been rejected, if she had applied individually, but I have a strong feeling that there is a higher chance for approval by applying together. Need to say that the boy is unemployed, while his mom works in Denmark, where we reside.Working details are required for thai nationals, they weren't for me(EU passport) Short story, the boy needs to wait 6 months to apply again, but he cannot wait. I have read that K-ETA is linked to passport number and you need actually to apply for a new one, if you change your passport or name. Does anyone know of any cases of thais who tried to ''cheat'' K-ETA by changing their passports and apply again? Thai applicants need to enter their ID number, which cannot be changed and I am thinking koreans aren't that naive, not to think about this possibility of bypassing the system? Otherwise, we need to go the traditional way, apply for tourist visa at the Embassy.

My wife she just changed her name, until now only her ID card. Does this imply changing the passport as well?Some countries don't require to change passport after name change, as passport will be still valid until expiration date, regardless name change. We live in Denmark and wife talked with the Thai Embassy and they told her, she just need to change her ID in Thailand and do the rest her(passport) and, of course, as she has a residence permit, change this as well. But I am a bit reluctant.Can she really still have her current passport valid and, at the time when she returns back to Denmark, just use it and, if needed, show name change documents? Thank you in advance.