HIV Treatment in Thailand | Anonymous HIV Treatment Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, Chiang Mai Thailand

HIV treatment in Thailand has improved significantly in recent years, thanks in part to increased funding and support from the government and international organizations. As a result, more people are able to access antiretroviral therapy (ART), which can help suppress the virus and prevent the progression of HIV to AIDS.

The Thai government provides free ART to all HIV-positive individuals who meet certain criteria, such as having a CD4 count (a measure of the immune system's strength) below 500 cells/mm3. In addition, the government has implemented programs to improve the availability and accessibility of ART, including mobile clinics and community-based distribution points.

In addition to the government's efforts, a number of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international organizations are working to improve HIV treatment in Thailand. For example, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has provided support for the development of HIV care and treatment services, including training for healthcare workers and the establishment of treatment centers.

Despite these efforts, challenges remain in the provision of HIV treatment in Thailand. For example, stigma and discrimination towards people living with HIV can make it difficult for them to access care and treatment, and some individuals may not seek treatment due to fear of being judged or ostracized. In addition, there are still gaps in the availability of ART in certain regions of the country, and inadequate funding can limit the expansion of treatment programs.

Overall, however, the situation regarding HIV treatment in Thailand has improved significantly in recent years, and the country is considered a regional leader in the provision of ART. As the government and other organizations continue to work towards improving access to treatment and reducing stigma, it is hoped that even more people will be able to benefit from effective HIV care and treatment.

Because there are a lot of people receiving HIV prevention (PrEP, PEP) and HIV treatment with PULSE CLINIC Thailand, we would like to make life easier for everyone who are looking for the good healthcare that we deserve. We have launched patient's guidelines to help our clients understand the process better.

Things to keep in mind about HIV medications

1. HIV medications are not candies. It should be prescribed by the licensed doctor in your country. And it should be taken as prescribed.
2. Since HIV medications are prescribed medication, you should have prescription from your doctor to refill it.
3. People living with HIV or HIV positive people need treatment on a daily basis. If they miss their dose for at least 2 weeks, it might cause drug resistant HIV and it might spread worldwide.
4. Before taking PrEP and PEP, everyone must get tested for HIV first to confirm negative HIV status, if someone with HIV and doesn't get tested so he/she doesn't get tested and take PrEP, it might cause drug resistant problem and spread around the world as well.

ON THE PRESCRIPTION MATTERS

1. If you already have prescription from licensed doctor, you can use it to buy medication from PULSE CLINIC at the clinic or on our online platforms. The prescription must include;
   1. Full name and family of the patient and must be the same as the name on the passport.
   2. Hospital number of the clinic/hospital you received prescription from.
   3. Name and contact of the clinic/hospital you received prescription from. (Don't worry we don't contact them if no drama happened)
   4. Signature or seal of the doctor and license number of the doctor who issued the prescription.
   5. Date of prescription
   6. name of medication, and the quanity of medication 
2. If you don't have the prescription yet, PULSE doctors can help you get one (doctor fee for prescription service at PULSE Thailand is 500THB).
3. PULSE can prescribe for you up to 12 months per visit. In case you're living abroad and it's not convenient to come visit your doctor at PULSE more than once a year.
4. You can download application E-Doc and get prescription online. PULSE online system works with E-Doc and once we have prescription online, our clinic can dispense your medication according to the prescription.

HIV DRUG REFILL - RECEIVING SERVICE ONLINE

1. You can order medication online via this link
2. Complete payment online
3. You can track your order status and shipping status via PULSE ONLINE PORTAL for our clients.
4. If you want to chat with our staff, you can do so by adding Line account, WhatsApp, WeChat, Facebook
   or scan this QR code

HIV DRUG REFILL - RECEIVING SERVICE AT PULSE CLINIC

1. OLD PATIENTS
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2. NEW PATIENTS
   1. You've never been to PULSE but you're thinking to receive the service at one of PULSE CLINICS, then you can register first to be our client. Self registration has been made possible via E-Doc application and this link or scan this QR code. 
   2. For HIV treatment, please prepare HIV viral load result within the last 12 months
3. STEPS TO PULSE SERVICES
   1. Book an appointment online here
   2. Scan QR code to check in
   3. Wait at our lobby, or go to art gallery upstairs or downstairs (each branch has art gallery either on upper floor or lower floor)and enjoy coffee and baverage at PULSE Gallery and PULSE Cafe.
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FIRST VISIT - RECEIVING SERVICE AT PULSE CLINIC

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FOLLOW UP VISITS - RECEIVING SERVICE AT PULSE CLINIC

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CAN SOMEONE BUY OR COLLECT MY MEDICATION FOR ME?

1. Yes, he/she must provide their ID card or passport when getting medication for you.