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Is it true that there are a lot of wild dogs on the beaches of Koh Samui, doing their needs right on the beach?
I'm going to go to Koh Samui in 5 days. I stumbled upon a review on the Internet, tourists were resting in a 5-star hotel in Chaweng and became infected with subcutaneous worms. Treatment is coming at the Institute of Tropical Medicine. NIGHTMARE!!! What can be done to prevent such an infection? What to take with you from the drugs? WHERE DO THE AUTHORITIES OF THE TROPICAL ISLAND LOOK? If there was an opportunity, I would refuse a carefully selected tour, but it's too late. Previously, they rested in Bali and Malaysia, the dogs did not run along the beaches there.
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nonsense :))) have fun, thanks! you just need to wash your hands before eating - it's like that everywhere, if anything! and in a 5 * hotel, even on their beach, the chances of getting infected with such garbage are much less. In addition, since such unrest is tormenting, consult your doctors about what preventive measures to take with you or drink (inject) before the trip.
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answered 15 years ago
we visited all the beaches on Koh Samui and did not see wild dogs anywhere ;-))
rest in good health!
rest in good health!
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answered 15 years ago
Complete nonsense :) Of course there are dogs there, but they are not wild. For 15 days, we saw 2 dogs on the beach, and that's because their owner lived in a nearby hotel.
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answered 15 years ago
Thank you kind and generous people! Reassured! True, that same infection, it turns out, can be found in Turkey, and in Tunisia, and in Egypt ...... They penetrate the body through the skin. So, it turns out that you need to walk less barefoot. Although it seems wild - on the sand to walk in slippers. :(
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answered 15 years ago
don’t worry, this is someone’s stupid and evil joke. That is, theoretically, of course, you can get infected with anything anywhere, it’s like fate ... but it’s definitely nonsense on Koh Samui on the beach. Drink a sedative, relax, rest calmly and walk barefoot on the sand is very useful. have a good rest!!!
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answered 15 years ago
no, don't worry...for personal peace of mind, consult a doctor theoretically and they will give you a practical answer about prevention. Have a nice holiday
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answered 15 years ago
For me personally, it was interesting that, it turns out, the Institute of Tropical Medicine really exists. It's a shock :-)
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answered 15 years ago