Hua Hin Forum

There is an acupuncture unit at Hua Hin hospital 3 but unfortunately I have no information on this unit or costs.

Margaretcarnes info is spot on, i have been troubled with ingrowing big toe nails for years and I did undergo the procedure for the removal of one nail which grew back with the same problem and let me tell you if you ever have a big toe block injection it must be arguably one of the most painful inj...

it's Hua Hin Dental Clinic for me...painless, skilled dentistry at competitive prices.

The worst storm I have experienced in my time living in Thailand, the level in our fish pond rose by half a metre and our soi (just behind Pranburi hospital) was more akin to a river in spate. Other than a few trees down on the property no real damage to our house, thank goodness.

You can purchase sachets of ginger from Makro/Tesco and various outlets, a wonderful natural cure for reflux/heartburn. Also packets of ginger sweets are readily available. No kickback unless you are allergic to ginger.

Dr. Pairat, arguably the best eye doctor in Hua Hin.

I would heartily second hhfarang's recommendation of Dr. Pairat as I have attended him for the last 8 years or so and find him highly professional and fair in his costs.

Apparently employers pay the mini-van drivers per journey hence their need for speed so they can complete as many journeys as possible and earn maximum daily pay.

This incident occurred on a full-road rail crossing in Pranburi approximately 1 kilometre east of Tesco. Do not know what happened but I guess it might have been that the pick-up tried to negotiate the barriers whilst they were down... have seen this happen many times.

Quite surprised at this post. My daughter, on a visit from Scotland, visited the surgery earlier this year for teeth cleaning and descaling and was given a large discount due to the fine state of her teeth. Can't be bad!!!

Waiting with bated breath for the next episodes. The health related articles contained humour, romance and not a little cynicism and they were a real eye-opener on available local healthcare facilities.