dr. porntep suandork

Pediatric infectious disease specialist providing immunization, as well as child development providing advice for age appropriate

Pediatric Infectious Diseases

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Centers & Clinics

Child's Health Center

Specialty

Pediatrics

Sub Specialty

Pediatric Infectious Diseases

Languages

English, Thai

Treatments &
Services

Tuberculous Lymphadenitis

RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus)

Urinary Tract Infection

Pneumonia

Pyelonephritis

Ear Infection

Dermatitis / Eczema

Encephalitis

Tonsillitis

Sinus

Myringitis / Inflammation of the eardrum

Inflammatory Bowel Disease /Gastroenteritis

HIV

Vaccine and Immunization

Pediatric HIV Infection

Education

2005

Pediatric Infectious DiseasesChulalongkorn University, Thailand

2001

PediatricsChulalongkorn University, Thailand

1995

Doctor of MedicineChulalongkorn University, Thailand

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Meningitis in children: Warning signs parents must know before it’s too late

Recognize the symptoms of meningitis in children: danger signs that parents should not overlook, along with causes, treatment methods, and prevention guidelines to reduce long-term risk.

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The nasal spray flu vaccine provides protection without the need for injection.

The nasal spray flu vaccine is another option for those who do not want an injection. It helps stimulate respiratory immunity directly, suitable for individuals aged 2-49 years. It provides fast results, has few side effects, and effectively helps reduce the spread of influenza in the community.

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Dengue Fever in Children: Dangerous Symptoms Parents Need to Know

Dengue fever in children is a viral infection caused by mosquitoes. It can be severe and even life-threatening, especially in young children whose immune systems are not yet strong. Early symptoms often resemble those of the flu, making diagnosis difficult. Understanding the symptoms, causes, diagnostic methods, treatment guidelines, and prevention methods is therefore crucial in reducing the severity of the disease and protecting your child.

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RSV The Dangerous Virus, Leaving it Untreated Can Be Life-Threatening

RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) is a type of virus that causes respiratory infections, both upper and lower tract. It can infect both children and adults, but it primarily occurs in young children under the age of 3. In Thailand, outbreaks may be more common during the rainy season or from late rain to early winter.

Bangkok Hospital