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Eye consultant and optician
Looking for a recommendation for an eye specialist in Chiang Mai (or Bangkok if necessary) to review problematic “floaters” in my left eye and separately an optician who can review my contact lens prescription. Aged 61 and have had “eye floaters” in both eyes for several years but they have never bothered me. About 7 months ago I noticed a sudden increase of “eye floaters” in my left eye and went straight to a private hospital in Chiang Mai to check for retinal detachment and was seen by an eye consultant. After dilating my pupil and conducting thorough checks I was diagnosed with vitreous degeneration with no treatment required. During this appointment and my annual eye checks cataracts have never been mentioned to me. I imported Vitro Cap N from the U.K. which contains micronutrients for changes of the vitreous body in the eyes, such as eye floaters and has had good results. After 6 months of taking Vitro Cap (as recommended) my “eye floaters” have become worse in my left eye and are now bothering me. It feels a bit like I have a windscreen wiper going across my eye. On a separate note I have struggled with finding an optician who understands and can advise on my contact lens prescription in Thailand. I have seen eye consultants at private hospitals who don’t seem to understand the astigmatism in both of my eyes and the eye tests I have had to check my contact lens prescription have been very basic with no recommendations or changes to my prescription. One eye consultant at a private hospital in Chiang Mai told me very few Thai people wear contact lenses due to the cost (which is understandable) and as a result it is not an area they are particularly knowledgeable about. Before moving to Thailand my contact lens prescription had not changed in the U.K. for several years but having not had my eyes tested in the U.K. for 6 years, since I have not left Thailand, I am keen to get a thorough contact lens assessment. Any suggestions gratefully received. Thank you. -
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American Man Arrested for Robbing Donation Box Outside Pattaya Police Station
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Thai Tax on UK pensions
I get all my pensions from UK sources where they all have UK tax deducted before being paid to me, and annually I receive a P60 type form from UK HMRC to prove it . Confirm I am Not elegible for tax in Thailand. Additionally, I have not been able to find the Tax Office in Chiang mai, where is it? -
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Thailand's Digital Card Chaos: Say Goodbye to TM6, Hello to Confusion!
You can do it at most 3 days before departure, my concern, in fact it is almost a certainty, is that in just 3 days they cannot process all the requests, especially in high season. If even one person is not boarded because they did not receive the DTAC in time, there will be an avalanche of cancellations, so the airlines must not be involved in any way if they do not want to be sued for damages by the stranded passengers, so let's not joke -
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I probably should have paid the money.
All of it perfectly exemplifies what a wombat you are. ... and then you shoehorn in the 'pro/anti Thai-farang' accusation when this is about someone being an odious cretin... something you again exemplify with outstanding consistency and perfection.- 1
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Dem-backed Susan Crawford wins Wisconsin Supreme Court seat, cementing liberal majority
Yep, you posting random numbers.
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