Do I need to bring some regular medicines when traveling to Thailand? What kind of medicines should I bring?

Pharmaceuticals for traveling to Thailand:

1. Diarrhea medicine

Thai food pays attention to seasoning, often with chili, basil, garlic, coriander, turmeric, and pepper. , lemongrass, coconut and other plants and spices from tropical countries enhance the flavor, which is spicy, sweet and rich in taste. Thai food is mainly sour and spicy. When you go to Thailand for the first time, you may not be used to it and your stomach will protest. Therefore, diarrhea medicine is definitely indispensable.

2. Antipyretic medicine

Thailand is located in the tropics, and most areas have a tropical monsoon climate. It is hot all year round with little temperature difference throughout the year. It can be said that "the four seasons are like summer." Except for a few mountainous areas, the temperature is relatively high everywhere, with the annual average temperature generally being around 27°C. April to May is the most unbearable season, with the average monthly temperature reaching 38°C. It's very hot outside in Thailand, and the indoors are all air-conditioned. If you blow too much air, you'll catch a cold. There is no need to worry if you have antipyretics.

3. Cough medicine

It is easy to catch a cold and cause cough when going out. Cough medicine is very useful at this time.

4. Band-Aid

This is very useful. If you are cut by a knife or scratched while playing at the beach, you can use it, along with disinfectant iodine. Wine is even better.

5. Carsickness and seasickness medicine

It is inevitable that you will need to charter a car and take a boat when you go out to play. Friends who are car sick and seasick must bring them with them, otherwise they will be in a beautiful mood. It was affected by motion sickness.

6. Fengyoujing

Cool, relieve pain, drive wind, and relieve itching. Used for headaches, dizziness, and motion sickness caused by mosquito bites and colds. It is said that mosquitoes in Thailand are quite powerful, and their bites are more itchy and painful than mosquitoes in China.

7. Toilet water

Toilet water is a perfume product made from toilet oil as the main fragrance and mixed with alcohol. The main functions of toilet water are to remove stains, sterilize, prevent prickly heat, and relieve itching. At the same time, it is also a good summer hygiene product for removing sweat odor. We must have used this a lot, hehe.

8. Cold medicine

Cold medicine is also essential. In Thailand, there is cool air conditioning indoors and the scorching sun outside. It is inevitable that there will be accidents. When you catch a cold, you need to have spare cold medicine.