I suspect that major hospitals such as Bumrungrad (sukhumvit 1) and St Louis (Sathorn) can provide the vaccinations that you need.
Cost could be an issue-- I took my GF in for treating some deep cat scratches--got hit with 8000 baht bill for series of tetanus shots-- Later found that governemtn hospitols would have provided the same service for less then half of that. _________________ Asia Expats Forum Expat Web Directory Expat Friends Dating
Cost could be an issue-- I took my GF in for treating some deep cat scratches--got hit with 8000 baht bill for series of tetanus shots-- Later found that governemtn hospitols would have provided the same service for less then half of that.
50 Baht is what I paid at the tambon infirmery for a disinfection treatment of two deeply cut fingers, a bandage, a tetanus shot and a bagfull of pills about nine years ago. But I guess that was special price because I donated a new cabinett (about 4.000 baht) to the infirmery when it was opened a year before that. Still a lot cheaper!
As to prophylactic treatment of Malaria you don't need a doctor giving you shots. Buy at the next drugstore "resochine" or a similar drug against Malaria and start taking it about a week before you go to the Malaria-risk area. I guess the risk of Yellow Fever can be reduced in a similar way. Ask the pharmacist. _________________ K O R A T - I N F O
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