FAQ about cost of vaccine in Thailand

FAQ about cost of vaccine in Thailand             Many foreign visitors often wonder why cost of vaccine in Thailand is much lower than in their home countries. Such as rabies vaccine may cost up to US$200 per shot in the US, but in our clinic it is just US$11 per shot. What makes this…

Publications

Selected Publications and Presentations   Publications in International peer-reviewed journal   2014-2015 1) Choovichian V, Chatapat L, Piyaphanee W. A Bubble Turtle: Bullous Contact Dermatitis After a Black Henna Tattoo in a Backpacker in Thailand. J Travel Med 2015; 22(4): 287-8.   2) Kittitrakul C, Lawpoolsri S, Kusolsuk T, Olanwichitwong J, Tangkanakul W, Piyaphanee W.…

WHO International Certificate of Vaccination

WHO International Certificate of Vaccination and Prophylaxis (ICVP)   If you plan to visit to yellow fever risk area i.e. in Africa and Latin America, you’re required to get the Yellow Fever vaccine. It is the only mandatory vaccine required by World Health Organization’s International Health Regulation (WHO-IHR 2005). And according to the IHR, passenger…

Type, availability and safety of JE vaccine in Thailand

In our travel clinic, we receive many questions about JE vaccine. Since in western country, this vaccine is very expensive, so many travelers would like to get JE vaccine in our clinic. Here are some common questions about JE vaccine in our clinic. For those who have not read this article, “Should I get JE vaccine…

Safety of new live attenuated SA14-14-2 JE vaccine

Safety of new live attenuated SA14-14-2 JE vaccine           Below is the article from World Health Organization regarding the safety of the new live attenuated JE vaccine.  You could also read them on WHO official website via this link: http://www.who.int/vaccine_safety/topics/japanese_encephalitis/live_attenuated/en/index.html     Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety       The SA 14-14-2…

Availability of Malarone

  Availability of Malarone                Malarone is registered in Thailand and is now available in our hospital under the name  “Malanil”.  It is an antimalarial medication which contain two active ingredients (Atovaquone + Proquinil) in one tablet.  It can be used for treatment and for prevention of malaria. World Health Organization and the US CDC list malarone as one…