ממליצים לרוב לנסוע לתאילנד צירפתי לך מידע על אפשרויות טיפול מכיוון שלא באת במגע עם רוק הסיכון קל. אבל לא כדאי לקחת סיכון הכי קל תצטרכי שתי זריקות חיסון

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Medical facilities are extremely limited. Most expatriates obtain their medical care in Thailand. The Friendship Bridge connecting Vientiane, Laos, to Nong Khai, Thailand, is open from 6 AM to 10 PM. Crossing after hours is usually allowed for medical emergencies. Many travelers go to AEK International Hospital (tel. 66-42-342-555) or the North Eastern Wattana General Hospital (tel. 66-1-833-4262), both of which are in Udorn, Thailand, and both of which have English-speaking staff. For simple medical procedures, Nong Khai Wattana Hospital in Nong Khai, Thailand (tel. 66-1-833-4262) is another option.

In Vientiane, some travelers go to the Primary Care Center, also known as the Centre medical de Lâ€Ambassade de France (CMAF), which is supported by the French Embassy. The CMAF is located on Khou Vieng Road across the street from the Green Park Hotel (tel. 856-21-214-150, or 856-20-558-4617, email: cmafloa@gmail.com). Another source of medical care for travelers is the International Medical Clinic operated by Mahosot Hospital, situated at the bank of the Mekong River on the Fa Ngum Road (tel. 21-4018, 21-4022, 21-4025; open 24 hours). The Australian and Swedish embassies operate modern medical clinics, chiefly for embassy staff, but will sometimes treat individuals not associated with the embassies. The Australian Embassy Clinic is located near the Australian Embassy at Nehru Street Phonexay (tel. 41-3603, 41-3610, 41-2343). The Swedish Clinic is near the Swedish Embassy at Sok Paluang Road (ph. 31-5015). Most doctors and hospitals will expect payment in cash, regardless of whether you have travel health insurance.