Healthcare / Prescription Drugs

Perhaps your Embassy may have a list of doctors in your area.
As far as drugs go, I suggest that you take your wife with you and look around the drug stores near you. She can help translate the labeling for you.

Thank You

Was in hopes of some more in depth info though

Best Regards
Bob

Klingon63, Is there a Bangkok Hospital near you?  If not have a Thai person contact a few hospitals to find someone who speaks English. Most hospitals have translators. You have to shop around for Meds, most of them don't need a prescription. I can give you a phone number to a pharmacy in Northeast Thailand that we get a lot of meds for our friends. Maybe if you tell me what your looking for, it would be easier for me to help you. And what kind of sickness you have?

Hello ,

I'm a Type-2  diabetic and also take a blood pressure Med for kidney health and a cholesterol Med for heart health based on my Diabetes.
I'll list my meds below.
Luckily I have some breathing room for my research as my Doctor back in USA filled 3 month supply , Just want to be proactive not drag my rear end Lol

1. Toujeo Insulin 300 Unit Pen
2.Victoza non insulin 18 mg/ 3ml Pen
3. Pen / Needle Tips for both Pens
4. Metformin 1000 mg Tablet
5.Pantprazole 40 mg tablet for acid reflux
6. Simvastatin 10 mg tablet for cholesterol / Heart Health.
7. Losartan Potassium 50mg tablet for blood pressure / kidney health.

Thanks for your support hopefully you can send me good news and I appreciate any assistance.
I'm aware on Bangkok Hospital and also         Saint Mary's Hospital  , Both close to me in Korat.
I was just seeing if anyone might have insight into low cost walk in service and decent Doctor that speaks English.

Best Regards
Bob Tyrrell