Cardiologist in Chiang Mai

[SammyJ]

Hello Again,

 

I would appreciate any recommendations on anyone's experiences, positive or otherwise--feel free also to private message me--with any cardiologist based in Chiang Mai.

 

Thanks in advance for any help!

[Dante99]

for what?

 

 

 

 

[SammyJ]

6 hours ago, Dante99 said:

for what?

 

 

Having never seen one before, I assumed a cardiologist addressed all heart-related issues, but i am guessing i am wrong--in my case, it has to do with heart rhythm problems.

[Bill97]

8 hours ago, SammyJ said:

in my case, it has to do with heart rhythm problems.

Go to the hospital now.  That can be deadly.

[Iamfalang]

21 hours ago, SammyJ said:

with any cardiologist based in Chiang Mai.

I'll bump this thread.

 

someone help this guy.

 

please go to a hospital immediately and start with some basic EKGs that aren't too expensive.

 

go from there

 

good luck

[JimmyJ]

5 year old list pinned to top of Chiang Mai forum - it's a start.

 

(And of course you're correct - Cardiologists  deal with heart issues).

[JimmyJ]

https://aseannow.com/topic/1255658-good-alternative-to-bkk-hospital-heart-center-chiang-mai-please-advise/
 

[Bill97]

1 hour ago, JimmyJ said:

https://aseannow.com/topic/1255658-good-alternative-to-bkk-hospital-heart-center-chiang-mai-please-advise/
 

Good boy Jimmy you found the answer that was sitting in front of you.  Now go to the hospital.

[NancyL]

Dr Thanawat is very good for heart rhythm problems and Dr. Apichart is good for blood pressure/cholesterol issues.  Both at Bangkok Hospital-Chiang Mai.  I see Dr. Apichart and he is very good at NOT pushing the hospital's meds.  Instead he suggests that he writes a hospital prescription for a one week supply of a new med, so there is a hospital record that I take the med if I'm ever admitted and so I don't have to run to a pharmacy that same day to buy the med.

[SammyJ]

14 hours ago, NancyL said:

Dr Thanawat is very good for heart rhythm problems and Dr. Apichart is good for blood pressure/cholesterol issues.  Both at Bangkok Hospital-Chiang Mai.  I see Dr. Apichart and he is very good at NOT pushing the hospital's meds.  Instead he suggests that he writes a hospital prescription for a one week supply of a new med, so there is a hospital record that I take the med if I'm ever admitted and so I don't have to run to a pharmacy that same day to buy the med.

thank you

[SammyJ]

21 hours ago, Iamfalang said:

I'll bump this thread.

 

someone help this guy.

 

please go to a hospital immediately and start with some basic EKGs that aren't too expensive.

 

go from there

 

good luck

thank you