Many countries are easing lockdown measures now that they're ‘over the peak’ of Covid-19. In Thailand, we’ve been lucky:
The re-opening of Thailand's golf courses this weekend makes this the perfect time for a brief look into the medical side of golf.
Last week we mentioned that there is a vaccine for dengue fever but that it's not recommended for travellers and expats. This probably seems quite strange, so this week we'd like to explain why.
This week saw the start of the rainy season, a welcome relief to the heat and drought. But the rains also come with health warnings. Thailand sees many more infections from respiratory viruses during the rainy season
In the current Covid-19 pandemic we recognise that many people are feeling a little uncomfortable about leaving their homes. To address this, we now offer a Video Consultation service for our members.
Given the extra-ordinary circumstances generated by the current coronavirus pandemic, we must inform you that we have had to adapt our medical service protocols for patients with respiratory infection.
Some people are asking if the vaccine against pneumonia will give any protection against the new coronavirus that causes Covid-19 disease.
Recognizing that the coronavirus / covid19 situation is a great concern to people living in Hua Hin, with huge media coverage and a lot of conflicting advice, Be Well Medical has taken a proactive ...
The fight to control the coronavirus outbreak needs the help of everyone to limit further spread. For this reason we are now asking that patients with respiratory illness contact us by telephone
Both of these viruses can be fatal but usually aren't, and both generally cause severe illness in the same high-risk groups: people with pre-existing illnesses and people of increasing age.
