Health in Phuket



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All you need to do is exercise a few basic precautions and you should have no worries about your health in Phuket. No particular vaccinations or inoculations are officially required before you enter the country, unless you do so from an area where an infection is rife.

You’re more likely to be exposed to malaria or dengue in remoter areas; always take sensible precautions to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. Afternoon and evening are the heaviest mosquito hours.

Phuket hospitals
Medical services in Phuket are generally of a high standard, with two international-standard hospitals and a range of public and semi-private hospitals and clinics.

 

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