Je pars en thailande et au cambodge du 23 mars au 8 mai 2008, et mon medecin m'a recommander de prendre un traitement anti pallu.
Etant donné les prix en france (et non remboursé), je me demandé si qq'un savait si on pouvait acheter ce traitement directement en thailande?
attention chaque antipaludéen à son "territoire"
la savarine est plutôt pour l'afrique
mais normalement on n'en a pas besoin là bas appeler l'office du tourisme à paris pour le cambodge comme ça vous en aurez le coeur net. Thailande pas besoin
j'en n'ai jamais pris la bonne dizaine de fois que je suis allée là bas
pour l'asie du sud- est c'est en général LE LARIAM qui est prescrit...
thailande si vous allez vers le nord ou frontière birmane il peut être recommandé mais pas obligatoire (si période mousson peut être plus recommandé)
le reste de la thailande il n'y a pas d'endémie quoi que une année en 1995 à koh samui un touriste et son jeune enfant ont eu le paludisme là bas ça c'est déclenché très très rapidemment mais on n'entends plus parler de cas par là.....
pour un antipaludéen en principe il faut commencer le traitement avant le départ
le lariam par exemple c'est 1 comprimé une semaine avant l'arrivée dans le pays et les autres le meme jour de chaque semaine....
il est quand même dommage de vouloir faire une économie de bout de chandelle sur un point de vue aussi important dans ces cas là on ne voyage pas dans un pays ou il peut y avoir un risque... pourquoi se payer un voyage et faire des économies de 4 sous
d'autant plus que ces comprimés se prennent bien avant le départ et après le retour un bon moment...
pas le lariamp ne prens pas cette merde j ai failli mourrir avec se produit et je ne suis pas le seul trois jours a l hosto a hanoi et tous les toubibs en asie mon dit que c etait un crime de prescrir le lariam
tout dépend si on a un facteur "caché" à risque . un médecin doit prendre toutes les précautions avant de le prescrire
oui il est très fort il peut avoir une interaction sur les transaminases lors d'une prise de sang et risques pour certaines personnes souffrant de troubles bien indiqués sur les notices. ... ça il suffit de le savoir le médecin ne le prescrirait pas
je connais pas mal de gens (des clients voyageurs et famille et moi même) qui l'ont pris sous surveillance médicale et dument prescrit... dont des enfants et aucun problème d'hosto ou effets secondaire. faut pas faire une généralité ...
il ya différents dosages bcp ne respectent pas les prescriptions
donc faut l'avis d'un médecin de toutes les façons ils ne le donnent pas sans ordonnances *
il existe maintenant il est vrai des trucs moins fort juste contraignant un comprimé tous les jours etc
là bcp le savent en thailande l'antipaludéen n'est pas obligatoire juste conseillé pour le nord surtout en période de mousson et vers la frontière birmane....
le principal c'est que vous alliez bien depuis cette grosse frayeur vous étiez une personne à risque....pour le LARIAM
Je vous remercie de vos reponses mais il me semble que la question n'a pas été comprise!!!!
Je pars en thailande ET AU CAMBODGE et je pense qu'un traitement anti pallu est necessaire.
Je voulais savoir si on pouvait acheter de la savarine (indiqué par le pharmacien pour l'asie du sud est) en thailande et si qq'un connaissait les tarifs. La savarine se prend 1 journée avant le depard.
Merci
l'idéal c'était de ne pas la poser du tout et de se débrouiller tout seul et le mieux c'est d'acheter en france....
donc......
la plupart des personnes achète la savarine ou autres antipaludéen en france étant donné qu'il faut prendre le traitement avant de partir pour que la protection soit optimum... après tout quand on se paie un voyage pkoi vouloir faire des économies là dessus autant partir serein et ne rien risquer si on ne trouve pas là bas....
donc attends les réponses qui seront très très partagées ou ça sera juste pour te faire plaisir soient erronées .... (j'ai des retours de voyageurs...qui ont suivi des infos sur des forum et se sont retrouvés dans la m...e) dont à tes risques.....
Je pars en thailande ET AU CAMBODGE et je pense qu'un traitement anti pallu est necessaire.
Vu la période à laquelle tu pars (fin de la saison sèche, pas beaucoup de moustiques) ce n'est pas évident que tu ais besoin d'anti palu pour le cambodge... Où comptes tu aller précisément ? Vas-tu faire un séjour prolongé en zone rurale ?
A ta place, je consulterai un service de médecine du voyage : c'est ce que j'ai fait avant un voyage qui allait m'amener 3 mois en Asie, et le médecin que j'ai vu ne m'a pas conseillé de traitement préventif, alors que mon généraliste habituel voulait me coller sous Malarone...
Les effets secondaires des médicaments antipaludéens sont souvent pire que le mal qu'ils sont sensés éviter.
Ils n'ont pas apporté la preuve de leur efficacité le palu ayant évolué... mais hélas pas les laboratoires
qui se préoccupent beaucoup plus de commercialiser leurs produits.
Je voyage beaucoup par le monde et ne prend plus du tout d'anti paludéen sans aucun problème.
Des mesures simples ... crêmes anti moustiques apropriées... moustiquaire où Climatisation et le soir sortir en pantalon avec chaussettes et chemises manches longues de couleur foncé.
Laisser les lézards entrer dans la chambre ils se régalent des insectes et sont de compagnie agréable
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