CallumWK

He's not my leader, since I'm not American, and neither is he yours. So back to your cave youtube.

Then it must be YouTube, that other very reliable news source, from which you get most of your info, according to your own admittance.

I bet you got that gem from Tiktok?

Thanks, I notice TSH is the only one missing from the list @SunsetT posted, so I hope it is available at Somdej hospital

I have no medical issues, haven't seen a doctor in the last 20 years at least, and neither has my family a medical history. My dad died at the age of 95, and the only medicine he took was something for cholesterol and a blood thinner, I think. He died from Thyroid cancer. My mother died at 92, and the last few years she had kidney issues. She died from a brain infarct. My age is 66 and I had the basic blood test 1 month ago at the Lifecare lab which it didn't detect anything abnormal. The main reason for that test was blood sugar. I sent the result to my doctor in Belgium, and he confirmed nothing abnormal, other than a slightly elevated cholesterol, but advised that I should get a more complete test, which includes cholesterol - kidney - liver - prostate - thyroid and sugar. The lady at the hospital confirmed that PSA and Hb1Ac is included in the test. So which other items should I include?

Yes good idea. @Sheryl maybe you can give a list of what should be included? I don't experience any issues currently, just want to check if anything is simmering. In my opinion, PSA - Hb1ac and cholesterol would be the most important ones, and kidney, but not sure which tests are needed for the latter.

Thanks, very helpful. I asked the lady if Hb1ac was included, and she confirmed, but I don't see it on your list. There is a sugar test on your list, but that could just be simple blood sugar test, so will have to double check with them when I'm there.

Just off the phone with Somdej hospital in Sriracha. Can do an annual check up, which should included everything. No need to see doctor, just walk in and proceed to the health department. Price is 1400 baht.

Even in EV land (China) EV's are banned from underground parking lots in many places.

Thanks since I now know that it can be done at government hospitals, I will give somdet a call and ask if possible to order the test only.

So did you have the test before seeing the doctor, and only seen him for the results?

Thanks, yes I think it is the red cross hospital. I must have been confused when posting the OP, it should read PHI test, which is 3 times more accurate than a PSA test

Thanks that is the answer I was looking forward to. I'm in Pattaya and am registered at Banglamung and Somdet hospital in Sriracha, and have use Queen Sirikit hospital a few times as well n the past. My previous blood test were done at Lifecare lab, but I'm not impressed by the cleanliness of that lab.

I'm aware of the overpriced N-Health, and the much cheaper Lifecare lab, which is actually part of N-Health I believe. But I find the Lifecare environment not really clean.

Would be appreciated if someone could give me a clear answer on my question, instead of some guesses, which are mostly wrong as well

So why a german in Thailand is concerned about what Americans voted

Can you go to a government hospital for a blood test including A1C, PSA or even better HCI?

So what? Racist much?

You mean those that lost the election. Get over it

Declaring the executive order as an energy emergency was the only way he could roll back Biden's awkward drilling restrictions. Yes the US may drill enough for own use, ever considered exporting oil may increase GDP?

Let me guess.............because they could no longer hide it?

Maybe the reporter should ask Biden why he pardoned murderers.

Yeah we all know how that worked out in Butler

Video made by ignorant people, who don't know the difference between a Nazi Hakenkreuz and a Swastika. https://www.sbs.com.au/language/punjabi/en/podcast-episode/dont-confuse-nazi-symbol-with-sacred-swastika-australian-hindus-call-for-education-amid-ban/8zlp7za57