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There are no vaccinations needed before entering Thailand, however if you are arriving from sub-Saharan African countries they may ask to see proof of yellow fever vaccinations, usually when issuing visas. Those who wish to be on the safe side can consider vaccinations for Hepatitis A and B, Japanese encephalitis and rabies.

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Diarrhea is a common complaint for first time visitors, usually resulting from overly spicy food. Local pharmacies can provide common medicine such as Imodium and many speak English. Heatstroke is the other frequent problem, with people underestimating the sun and humidity, especially when doing active exercises. Electrolyte salts are widely sold in convenience stores or pharmacies, such as o-lyte. Remembering to apply sun cream is also wise.

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