Common illnesses
This service is for conditions that are not emergencies, including:
- Fever, colds and a blocked or runny nose
- Sore throats and coughs
- Headaches and tiredness
- Stomach pain, diarrhoea and indigestion
- Allergic rashes, itching and minor skin complaints
- Other minor ailments that call for a doctor's advice
How a visit works
- Book ahead through LINE or WhatsApp and mention your main symptoms.
- The doctor takes your history and examines you, then explains the findings, the treatment and how to look after yourself.
- If you need a medical certificate for sick leave, the doctor considers it based on the examination.
- If further tests are advisable, the doctor will advise you and refer you to a specialist or hospital as appropriate.
What to bring
- Your Thai ID card or, for international patients, your passport
- A list of current medicines, any drug allergies and medical conditions
- How long you have had the symptoms, and any medicine you have already taken
Opening hours and getting here
- Open daily, 11am - 8pm
- Booking preferred
- The clinic is on the 3rd floor of Wannasorn Tower, Phaya Thai Road, Ratchathewi, by BTS Phayathai Exit 4, with 1 hour of parking in the building at no charge.
Questions
Do I need an appointment?
Booking ahead through LINE or WhatsApp is preferred, so the doctor's time can be reserved for you. The clinic is open daily, 11am to 8pm.
What should I bring?
Your Thai ID card or passport, and a list of any medicines you take.
Can I get a sick leave certificate?
The doctor considers a medical certificate after the examination and states what the examination found.
What should I do in an emergency?
For chest pain, difficulty breathing, fainting or heavy bleeding, go to the nearest hospital straight away or call 1669.
This information is provided for general knowledge and is not personal medical advice. Diagnosis and treatment depend on the doctor's examination. Medical certificates are issued only according to the actual examination findings.
Information provided by Dr. Manavee Prommas (Dr. Kony).
