Replies: 6 - Last Post: 31-Dec-2009 10:38 Last Post By: abuc17
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here's the score on the two anti-malarials most commonly/universally used for travel in and around SEA:Quotesunlight and/or high humidity can accelerate deterioration
The use of expired doxycycline may lead to a Fanconi-type syndrome which is characterised by polyuria and polydipsia with nausea, vomiting, proteinuria, glucosuria, acidosis, aminoaciduria, hypophosphatemia and hypocalcaemia.
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Antimalarial Prophylaxis must be used with caution. There are risks and benefits that should be considered. Counseling with the doctor is recommended. No drug is 100% protective against malaria. You can consult at Travel Clinic in hospital for Tropical Diseases, Bangkok, Thailand.4
I have had no luck finding Lariam (Mefloquine) in pharmacies in Thailand. Some places had only chloroquine for malaria prevention!
... went straight 'round the corner
and never came back
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Has anyone bought cheap doxycycline from Chulalongkorn University recently, or found another source for it? The Boots and Watsons I stopped in about a month ago were all asking 8-10 bhat per pill. I'll be back in Bangkok for just one day, and need to reload on doxy while there.Posted By: VenessaP -- 28-Jan-2010 15:01
Posted By: VenessaP -- 09-Dec-2009 17:01
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