Japanese encephalitis vaccination?

Member since 25 September 2015

expatpamMember25 September 2015 18:19:44

Dear Expats,

Would someone kindly let me know of a well run clinic where I can start this two-stage vaccination when I arrive in November?

Thanks for your help,

Pam

cthierrymk ViP

Member since 24 January 2015

cthierrymkViP25 September 2015 23:50:05

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Did you have a look at this forum : /forum/viewtopic.php?id=509388

expatpam Member

Member since 25 September 2015

expatpamMember26 September 2015 00:16:59

Thanks, I did, but I was looking for a clinic in Chiang Mai that the expats would recommend.聽 I am aware that it is not too common in Thailand, but we are going on to Burma and I am a naturalist who spends most of my time outdoors and the mosquitoes LOVE me.

cthierrymk ViP

Member since 24 January 2015

cthierrymkViP26 September 2015 03:54:14

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There are many well known hospital in Chiangmai if you type in your search engine as advertising is prohibited here.

Then send to them an email they usually reply quickly even for quotation.

expatpam Member

Member since 25 September 2015

expatpamMember28 September 2015 18:37:43

Thank you for your help! Pam

Kashinorey New member

Member since 01 September 2013

KashinoreyNew member28 September 2015 22:42:42

Try CHIANGMAI VACCINE CENTER

or any other hospitals in Chiangmai.. like Chiangmai Ram, Maccromic..etc..

AIRCOOL Member

Member since 22 May 2011

AIRCOOLMember05 October 2015 20:42:09

Are you kidding? The chances that the ingredients in the vaccine will cause neurological damage are far greater than your chance to contract this extremely rare disease.

Read this, and you know why you won't be at risk, unless you're planning to live in the dirt with a bunch of pigs: nhs.uk/Conditions/Japanese-encephalitis/Pages/Introduction.aspx