mek

So our son ended up booking his grandma a time at Bangkok eye hospital, and the diagnosis was cataract, but apparently only on one eye. Here she has been quoted 59.000 baht for lens replacement per eye which in my ears sounds way too cheap. But what do I know! Does it sound right or is there something that we should be aware of? Otherwise I think its just go ahead and get it done so she can get on with her life.

Yes I think she has diabetes........

So my mother in-law (Thai) is having declining/blurry eyesight. I think maybe cataract. She is a bit hesitant going to see a doctor. I told my wife that I don't mind to help since I know that surgery can be quite expensive. Any recommendations on hospitals where in case it is cataract she can have surgery done at a decent price. We are in the Nonthaburi / Bangkok area Mek

Thanks Sheryl, He has tried permethrin 5% several times. And both me and my wife has done a treatments too, just to make sure we got rid of everything. Wife and me haven't had any symptoms at all, so now we started speculating if it could be something else. We'll follow your advice and see one of the doctors you recommend. Mek

My son has spent a year in boarding school overseas. Unfortunately he managed to get scabies. He's had several treatment's already but seems like he can't get rid of the stuff. He's done all the right things every time he's been treated, like washing all his clothes at 60°c Unfortunately it keeps coming back and now we're in doubt if it's actually scabies. Any recommendations on a good dermatologist somewhere in Bangkok. We're located in Samut Phrakan but are willing to go anywhere as long as it's a good dermatologist. Mek