Medical Help Bangkok

[manalanam]

Hello

My doctor from russia prescripted me NItrazepam from Insomnia,i tryed

her in bangkok othe Benzodiazepined ,it doesnt work.

Can you prescribe my Nitrazepam in Bangkok(How much it will coast?

[metisdead]

Simple I think, just go to a hospital and see a doctor and explain your problem, hospitals here are not as expensive as you think.

[Maizefarmer]

As metisdead has said - go to a hospital - but I'd like add to his comments: if its only a perscription you want, don't go to a private hospital. Go to a state/government hospital - it will be a few thousand baht cheaper than going to see a doctor at a private hospital

[Sheryl]

Yes, but you are likely to find government hospital doctors very unlikely to prescribe an addictive medication on demand.

Mananalam, nitrazepam is on the list of approved drugs in Thailand but with no brand names indicated, which usually means it will be hard to find although some of the hospitals may have it.

The consultation fee for seeing a doctor is not bad, certainly under 1,000 baht. I have no idea of the cost of the drug.

It is a strictly controlled substance in Thailand and you will probably find that they are willing to prescribe you only a small quantity.

Which may be for the best as it is addictive and should not be taken on a regular basis, as I assume you know. Addiction aside, taking it regularly will lead to tolerance i.e. it will stop working for you.

There is an over the counter drug called Atarax you can buy in any pharmacy that works well for some people in doses of 50-100 mg for sleep. It is not addictive but like all sleeping medication cannot drive after taking it or mix it with alcohol. Also while it works well it is also long-lasting so not a good idea to take if you will be having tio get up very early as you may be groggy. Take when you will be able to sleep for a good 9 hours or so.

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