Thanks again. I don't have any issues with my skin - at present - if I stop the Secukinumab/Scapho treatment skin issues will return within 3-6 months. It's what is happening 'inside' my body is what I'm treating with the injections. That damage is permanent, so trying to stop it.
Thanks again, read through to the end, and a recent post suggested Chulalongkorn Hospital. Sadly, the mentioned prices were inline with what the meds cost at Bumrungrad.
Thanks for the info. Since the biologics for psoriasis are all imported, and rather expensive, I don't know how much of a option this is. I see that the drug is produced in India, and it's 'very much' cheaper than here, so that may be a option to go and get a year supply.
Thanks. Next appt I have, was going to ask about this, and take it up with a pharmacy. The price at Bumrungrad while high, is only around 10% of what it would cost in the US - after insurance co-pay.
Yes, but with the OA, there is no requirement for funds to be in a Thai bank. As we bounce between the US, Vietnam, and Thailand, the OA visa is more attractive for us.
Exactly. Same here. I found it tiring, especially when the embassy replied the information on the form AXA supplied was the exact same information wanted on the Thai form. And - the longstay web site link carries me to a godaddy site with that domain for sale. lol... T.I.T.