

A child who appears healthy, cheerful, and full of energy may still have an underlying heart condition that goes unnoticed. Many heart diseases in children do not cause obvious symptoms in their early stages, making early awareness especially important. Recognising the warning signs promptly can help children receive appropriate diagnosis and treatment, reduce the risk of complications, and support healthy long-term development.

Many people believe that low testosterone affects only older men. In reality, this condition can occur at various stages of life and may quietly impact physical health, emotional well-being, and personal relationships. This article provides an overview of testosterone deficiency and explains testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)—a medically supervised treatment that — when appropriately prescribed — can help restore confidence and improve quality of life.

By Dr Nitinan Chimparlee (Medical Licence No. 41394), Cardiac Electrophysiologist, Bangkok Hospital Hua Hin

Frozen shoulder is one of those conditions that creeps up quietly yet can dramatically affect the way you live. It is especially common among people over 40, those with diabetes, and anyone whose shoulder has been immobilised for a period after injury or surgery. Women are affected more often than men.

Neck and lower back pain rank among the most widespread health concerns worldwide. Years of desk work, sports such as golf and tennis, frequent travel, or previous injuries can gradually take their toll on the spine. Left unaddressed, the discomfort can disrupt sleep, limit mobility, and diminish overall quality of life.

For many people, a fall may seem like a minor accident. But for older adults, a single fall can be life-changing—especially if it results in a hip fracture, one of the most serious and common injuries among older adults. Without proper treatment, a broken hip can lead to long-term disability, loss of independence, the need for ongoing care, and a significant decline in quality of life.

By Dr. Sawanya Anupat (Medical License: 38931), our physician at Bangkok Hua Hin Clinic: Market Village

Nasal congestion, runny or thick mucus, or pressure and pain around the face may not be just a common cold. These symptoms can indicate sinusitis. If left untreated, sinusitis may become chronic, affecting breathing, sleep, and overall quality of life.

Colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers in Thailand and worldwide, and its incidence continues to rise. This increase is largely linked to lifestyles, including unhealthy eating habits, metabolic-related conditions, and advancing age.

By Dr. Sawanya Anupat (Medical License: 38931), our physician at Bangkok Hua Hin Clinic: Market Village

A New Era of Full Smile Restoration with Dr. Peranuch at Bangkok Hospital Hua Hin