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Medicine and Treatment for Food Poisoning in Thailand
There are numerous medicines and treatments for food poisoning in Thailand, such as oral rehydration solutions, activated charcoal tablets, hydrating IV therapies, antibiotics, and probiotics, to name a few. Food poisoning is a common health concern in Thailand, affecting both locals and tourists due to contaminated food or water. Knowing the right treatment options, and …
A Guide to Food Poisoning Symptoms for Expats in Thailand
Notable symptoms of food poisoning, which is caused by accidental consumption of contaminated food or drinks, may include an upset stomach, diarrhea, and vomiting. All these symptoms could manifest within hours or weeks following the consumption and may include additional symptoms as well. Are you an expat looking to stay insured and protect yourself from …
Food Poisoning and Your Health Insurance in Thailand
As an expat in Thailand, it’s important to be on the lookout for what you eat, particularly street food. The hot climate also increases the likelihood of food poisoning as heat allows germs to grow. With health insurance, however, you can access quality medical care if you do get food poisoning. This Pacific Prime Thailand …
Japanese Encephalitis in Thailand
Although the overall risk of contracting Japanese Encephalitis in Thailand is generally low for visitors, because infection can be fatal and the long-term consequences of infection can be highly debilitating, expats and visitors alike should take all feasible precautions to protect themselves. Are you an expat in Thailand looking to safeguard yourself from the country’s …
Leptospirosis in Thailand
Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that is spread through the urine of domesticated animals such as dogs, farm animals, and small rodents. The disease usually thrives in warmer climates with high annual rainfall, including Thailand. This Pacific Prime Thailand article will provide you with an overview of the causes of leptospirosis, the people most at …
What is the Zika Virus?
The Zika virus is a mosquito-borne virus, while most people who are infected do not develop symptoms, those who do show symptoms may develop rashes, fevers, muscle and joint pain, malaise, headaches, and conjunctivitis. The virus has an incubation period of 3-14 days. Are you worried about the Zika virus in Thailand? In this guide, …
Dengue Fever in Thailand
Continuous rainfall, high population density, and tropical climate, make dengue fever common in Thailand. With no specific treatments available, prioritizing avoiding mosquito bites and preventing mosquito infestations at home can ensure an enjoyable time for you in Thailand. Dengue fever is one of the top 13 diseases expats in Thailand should be aware of. In …
Top 13 Diseases and Medical Conditions in Thailand that Expats Should Be Aware Of
We have identified Dengue fever, malaria, chikungunya, HIV, Hepatitis A and B, Zika, typhoid fever, Japanese encephalitis, rabies, leptospirosis, food poisoning, respiratory illnesses, and Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease as the top 13 diseases in Thailand that expats need to be extra careful about. The allure of Land of Smiles lies in its beautiful scenery, …
Understanding Rabies: Types, Causes, and Prevention
Rabies is an illness caused by RABV virus infections and commonly contracted through infected animals’ saliva through bites. General symptoms of rabies include burning or itching sensation on the bite wound, fever, malaise and fatigue, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, couching, and sore throat. Are you an expat in Thailand looking to stay insured and safeguard …
Mental Health Supports for Expats in Thailand: Online Services & Hotline
Taking care of your mental health as an expat in a new country can be challenging. Whether you’re living in Thailand or often traveling for work, language barriers, cultural differences, and being away from your loved ones can leave you feeling stressed and overwhelmed. Are you an expat in Thailand looking to ensure maximum mental …
