We didnt make it down to Surat this trip as i has chronic diarrhoea for over a month. We got stuck in pranburi and fortunately i found a gut specialist that prescribed me metronidazole (an anti-flagellate) and albendazole (anti-helminth). After a couple of days things were pretty much normal again and now 2 weeks later I'm perfect again. I was so debilitated I was even thinking of cutting our 5 month trip back and going home to Australia. Good diagnosis can be hard to find, but you've gotta keep hunting. Love to Penn, Gorgi and Bunbun.😊
Happy to hear you are feeling better. And for sharing your experience that doctors aren’t always right and resist thoughts of their patients. Great to have you back on the farm and feeling better. Living in Thailand can be a complete shock to our bodies from first world countries. Amazing you can just pick up some pills to deal with many issues.
Hello mate, good to hear you’re feeling better 👍🏼 what was the name of the drugs you took as I have been suffering with fatigue for three years and tried many different things? You won’t believe it, but the doctor in England tells me the same things. Me and my Thai wife live in England, but we are in Thailand once or twice a year always.. I need to try these drugs 🤞🏼 they might work for me!
Good for you for trusting in yourself. I totally agree with you about some doctors having I know more than you attitude. What's the name of the medication?
I get this chronic fatigue in the UK due to work from home, being stuck in all the time and stuck behind a computer all day. When I am back in Thailand in our country village house, I am always busy doing things and the outdoor life balances out the time stuck inside in front of a computer, and I am fine. I mentioned what you said to my Thai wife and she said it is a commonly recommended thing in Thailand to take these anti parasite medicines every year, so there you go a case of Thai wisdom being much better than Western!
It's all about putting you on drugs for as long as possible to make profits for big pharma, all medicine is about profits. Glad you solved your problem 🙂
@@BKKNOW1I watched it. Did he mention the name of the medicine? I think he just said it was an anti parasitic pill. I'll have to go ask our village pharmacist.
M.E. ( Myalgic encephalomyelitis,) Is more commonly known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. My wife has struggled with this complaint for 20 years, it is definitely stress related. It is usually combined with terrible muscle and joint pain. My wife can spend days in bed due to pain and severe lethargy. She also struggles with memory and “ brain fog” Severe attacks can be triggered by shock, bad news, or bouts of stress. There is no cure, you can only manage symptoms. I sympathise with anybody struggling with this invisible illness. ❤️❤️
Should i repair this watch or take Bung Bung & Gorgy for a walk and ask them if I've been using my time efficiently, perhaps que up n' get the latest safe & efficient booster. Men don't need to have their testosterone levels checked, Just ask the wife or girlfriend who will happily massage your back as a pre cursor to some action and convey a prognosis should you ignore their expertise. The LB's are qualified to give an opinion of course, purveyors of big pharma medication is the last place I'd go for advice when they happily formulate concoctions that prove troublesome or demand monetary addiction down the line. It was a good idea to let the grasscutters carry out the spraying of the durian trees, the guys will probably be infertile in a couple of years and work for little more than self subsistence which gives plenty left to invest in Phillipe Patek watches and whatever else dances at the sight of to float your boat. Provocation is an art that Mr Lowbrow understands🤣 Why not have a little fun in life if U tube relieves the boredom😂😂
Hi I've been to thailand and married to thai, Ive have felt like this for years and been back and forth with the nhs! What medication helped you?p.s I was feeling fine b4
@@armunro For anti anthelmintic medication in south east Asia, Why would you ignore the tried and tested remedies that have stood the test of time passed down through generations? The challenge has always existed....To eat or not to eat, when competition for a fresh food party arises all mother of natures diners including us tuck in, The conundrum is whether to trust some often in vitro scientifically monetised product of value dovetailing with the standards of Walmart or Tesco in their progressive 5 min city's (with plentiful pharma options) of utopian dreams or accept a little real life challenge with the liver flukes & worms knowing the WHO is ready to tell you to mask up yesterday.
During all that time you spent on the toilet, did you also check for anything weird in the poo? Sorry for the gross question though.. Anyway, it's great you're not constantly tired anymore =)
Good to hear you are feeling better miss your videos Geoff Liverpool UK
We didnt make it down to Surat this trip as i has chronic diarrhoea for over a month. We got stuck in pranburi and fortunately i found a gut specialist that prescribed me metronidazole (an anti-flagellate) and albendazole (anti-helminth). After a couple of days things were pretty much normal again and now 2 weeks later I'm perfect again. I was so debilitated I was even thinking of cutting our 5 month trip back and going home to Australia. Good diagnosis can be hard to find, but you've gotta keep hunting. Love to Penn, Gorgi and Bunbun.😊
there you go
Happy to hear you are feeling better. And for sharing your experience that doctors aren’t always right and resist thoughts of their patients. Great to have you back on the farm and feeling better. Living in Thailand can be a complete shock to our bodies from first world countries. Amazing you can just pick up some pills to deal with many issues.
Hi, glad you are feeling better, going to give that a go myself, cheers.
Hello mate, good to hear you’re feeling better 👍🏼 what was the name of the drugs you took as I have been suffering with fatigue for three years and tried many different things? You won’t believe it, but the doctor in England tells me the same things. Me and my Thai wife live in England, but we are in Thailand once or twice a year always.. I need to try these drugs 🤞🏼 they might work for me!
Which drug did you take, ivermectin or Fenbendazole or something else?
Good for you for trusting in yourself. I totally agree with you about some doctors having I know more than you attitude. What's the name of the medication?
I get this chronic fatigue in the UK due to work from home, being stuck in all the time and stuck behind a computer all day. When I am back in Thailand in our country village house, I am always busy doing things and the outdoor life balances out the time stuck inside in front of a computer, and I am fine. I mentioned what you said to my Thai wife and she said it is a commonly recommended thing in Thailand to take these anti parasite medicines every year, so there you go a case of Thai wisdom being much better than Western!
please show us what you took to get rid of the parasites
Hello, can you give me a brand name of anthelmintic drugs that you took, please? Thank you in advance.
Love the videos! Random question: how many rai and durian trees do you have there?
@@_._Matt_._ 10 rai and about 200 something trees i think
@@lowbrow great! What part of Thailand are you located in? My thai wife and I are looking at doing something similar! Cheers!
Respect, I suffer from chronic fatigue and inflammation. What medication did you take.
It's all about putting you on drugs for as long as possible to make profits for big pharma, all medicine is about profits. Glad you solved your problem 🙂
That’s great to hear, what was the name of the medication that sorted it?
Did you watch the video 😁
Dont be sarky mr not nice@@BKKNOW1
@@BKKNOW1 did you? he only mentions anti-parasitic medication, not the actual name of the drug he took
@@BKKNOW1I watched it. Did he mention the name of the medicine? I think he just said it was an anti parasitic pill. I'll have to go ask our village pharmacist.
@@BKKNOW1yes and didn’t hear him mention the drug name
Anti parasite medication like ivermectin?
M.E. ( Myalgic encephalomyelitis,)
Is more commonly known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
My wife has struggled with this complaint for 20 years, it is definitely stress related. It is usually combined with terrible muscle and joint pain. My wife can spend days in bed due to pain and severe lethargy. She also struggles with memory and “ brain fog”
Severe attacks can be triggered by shock, bad news, or bouts of stress.
There is no cure, you can only manage symptoms.
I sympathise with anybody struggling with this invisible illness.
❤️❤️
I have zero doubt there's a cure. Big Pharma, who funds all of the medical schools, isn't about to tell you what it is, though. No money in that.
Help I need someone.. Thank you.
Great story m8...and great you feel better. Fk that doc!
Should i repair this watch or take Bung Bung & Gorgy for a walk and ask them if I've been using my time efficiently, perhaps que up n' get the latest safe & efficient booster. Men don't need to have their testosterone levels checked, Just ask the wife or girlfriend who will happily massage your back as a pre cursor to some action and convey a prognosis should you ignore their expertise. The LB's are qualified to give an opinion of course, purveyors of big pharma medication is the last place I'd go for advice when they happily formulate concoctions that prove troublesome or demand monetary addiction down the line. It was a good idea to let the grasscutters carry out the spraying of the durian trees, the guys will probably be infertile in a couple of years and work for little more than self subsistence which gives plenty left to invest in Phillipe Patek watches and whatever else dances at the sight of to float your boat. Provocation is an art that Mr Lowbrow understands🤣 Why not have a little fun in life if U tube relieves the boredom😂😂
Great news
Hi I've been to thailand and married to thai, Ive have felt like this for years and been back and forth with the nhs! What medication helped you?p.s I was feeling fine b4
Read the video description and google it. anti anthelmintic
@@armunro For anti anthelmintic medication in south east Asia, Why would you ignore the tried and tested remedies that have stood the test of time passed down through generations? The challenge has always existed....To eat or not to eat, when competition for a fresh food party arises all mother of natures diners including us tuck in, The conundrum is whether to trust some often in vitro scientifically monetised product of value dovetailing with the standards of Walmart or Tesco in their progressive 5 min city's (with plentiful pharma options) of utopian dreams or accept a little real life challenge with the liver flukes & worms knowing the WHO is ready to tell you to mask up yesterday.
@@armunro yep but spelling mistake by me anthelmintic is the name, ask your pharmacist in thailand though, often they are doctors too I believe
Eating pork BBQ from the local market or intestine while drinking like the Thais. That might do it.
Food is the difference
Some Thai doctor has the problem of listening to their patients they think they know best.
During all that time you spent on the toilet, did you also check for anything weird in the poo? Sorry for the gross question though.. Anyway, it's great you're not constantly tired anymore =)
I didnt, no, no idea what kind of parasite it was as the meds targets many kinds
Stayed in Surat last night had a fleeting dream of you chasing me with dogs off your Durian plantation ...maybe a nightmare lol.
There's no money in cures.
You are the doctor, doctor of comments you don't approve of
i prescribe you coffee and bed
Please do not down ñhs nothing free Thailand cheers