Hello.

Since before Thai New Year I had the flu that turned into pneumonia. 

1 week in the local village hospital, antibiotics etc.

So now still have lingering lung issues and would like a recommendation to see a lung specialist at KKU after-hours-clinic.

The local hospital was OK but I feel their old x-ray machine may not show all the problems and due to lack of beds they transfered me from emergency into the stroke ward with 7 others recovering from strokes and there am I coughing up toenails day and night, so stroke people (and me) unhappy. Plus hot and sweaty and they only turned the aircon on for 2 hours at 2 pm.

Just like another opinion.

 

 

You could try this place:-

 

https://www.smckku.com/smc-respiratory-clinic/

 

Screenshot from Google Earth attached with dropped pin for building entrance location.

 

If you know Srinagarin Hospital, you'll be familiar with the 2 roundabouts shown. SMC is on the ground floor of the building, on the right as you enter.

 

Prof. Watchara Boonsawat

 

Besides KKU Srinagarind Hospital he can also be seen once a week on Wednesdays at Ratchapruek Hospital in KK

https://rph.co.th/en/doctor/watchara-boonsawat-md/

On 6/30/2025 at 12:46 AM, Sheryl said:

Prof. Watchara Boonsawat

 

Besides KKU Srinagarind Hospital he can also be seen once a week on Wednesdays at Ratchapruek Hospital in KK

https://rph.co.th/en/doctor/watchara-boonsawat-md/

Thanks again Sheryl.

KKU booked up till August so saw Prof. Watchara yesterday at Ratchapruek yesterday.

Brilliant hospital and a pleasure to visit. Reminded me of our working in China experience, same tasteful architecture style.

Xray showed lungs clear but need to use a steroid spray 2 puffs in morning and evening and should be OK in 1 or 2 months.

Good specialist, good hospital and B1200 odd for xray (B650) and Dr. 

500km round trip nearly free as drive an EV and and was doing under 90km/hr at the 3 police radar traps on the way. Gotta watch for the small 90km/hr sign and police car and radar gun behind trees. 🙂