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!

for what?

 

 

 

 

Edited August 5, 20223 yr by Dante99

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.

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.

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

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).

Edited August 6, 20223 yr by JimmyJ

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

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.

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.

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

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