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Explanation of a Health Check Up – Part 1

By Charlie
Posted in Living in Thailand
Tags: Body check, Charly, Health, Prevention, Udon Thani

November 16 2020

Everyone has to deal with it at some point. Whether this is to respond to certain complaints and find out where those complaints come from, or in preparation for an operation, or for a periodic check-up (for example in case of diabetes) or simply because you want to know the state of affairs in which your body is located.

Reader question: Body check and the explanation of the results

By Submitted Message
Posted in Reader question
Tags: Body check, Hospital, Hospitals

February 8 2018

There are many good (in) affordable hospitals. Anyway, if I do decide to do a body check there, for example in Bangkok Hospital, I get neat reports. But the explanation is not there or moderate. Language difference, but also the Hospitals, in my experience, are not so specialized to provide medical explanations to ignorant and ignorant patients.

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Explanation of a Health Check Up – Part 1

Reader question: Body check and the explanation of the results