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[@JavierLopez-jm7nd]

The lifestyle in Pattaya can be absolutely madness. I been on holidays for the last 2 weeks out there and I think is not easy whatsoever to manage a healthy lifestyle. All the drinking! The women and the lack of sleep..! Actually I’m looking forward to coming back home. Watch Netflix and drink a cup of tea. I hope everything goes well Webby.

[@markwick7898]

You could just do the right thing …. It’s obvious to me but hey I’ve lived here 10 plus years …. I stopped caring years ago 99 percent are self inflicted in Pattaya

[@BareKnuckle666]

Drinking might not be the direct cause but it will be affecting your health indirectly through poor lifestyle choices due to the drinking. Poor diet and sleep etc. Wishing you a speedy recovery

[@welshboywebby]

My blood is to thick drink thins the blood nothing what so ever to do with drink, thanks for the comment

[@ubiquitousdiabolus]

@@welshboywebbyalcohol raises your blood pressure which obviously increases risk of stroke

[@AustinPowers-mp2be]

@@welshboywebbyha ha ha drinking good for you

[@the_coffin_dodgers_of_dalyan]

Hi mate, you are 100% correct, I've been on warfarin since 2005 so I know. Alcohol thins your blood, vitamin k has the opposite effect. If you want any advice on how to control your INR, feel free to contact me. Cheers

[@willsmith39]

​@@welshboywebbyWebby a glass of red or equivalent DOES actually help thin the blood that's true, but heavy drinking definitely doesn't its actually much more likely you'll have a stroke if you're drinking heavily. You're just completely wrong about this sorry. From BMJ - Research suggests that in low to moderate amounts, alcohol may have blood-thinning effects due to it reducing platelet function. However, higher amounts of alcohol consumption may have the opposite effect and increase the risk of blood clotting.

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

INR is international normalised ratio. Its actually the PT or prothrombin time that is measured. Different labs have different normal ranges so its converted to INR so it is comparable between all labs. It should be 1.0 normally. PT around 11 to 13 secs. If you have a clotting tendency then you can reduce the risk of a clot by extending the PT. The target value or range will depend on the underlying condition. The dose needed to maintain your chosen target range will differ from person to person and needs to be established by trial and error. Too much and the danger becomes a bleed instead of a clot. If on warfarin then alcohol may increase the PT making a bleed more likely rather than a clot. Go on something like apixaban instead as it wont be affected so much by alcohol. Hope this helps and dont worry. This is all very basic stuff anywhere in the world.

[@adenwellsmith6908]

My mother was on the old rat poison. One thing I did notice was that changes to other drug doses had a major impact on clotting times. Whenever any other drug was changed, it was important to get clotting times retested. My current understanding is that they don't really use warfarin, particularly for new patients. It's other drugs first to see how they work.

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

@adenwellsmith6908 you are a bit behind the loop. He is on rivaroxaban not warfarin. Apparently they think it's not working as his INR is 0.9. This clearly shows that they do not know how this drug works as INR is completely irrelevant. Apparently their aim is to increase his INR while on this antiFXa medication. This is completely crazy not to mention dangerous. He doesn't want to hear this or other wannabe doctor comments. Wishing you well Webby.

[@New.Beginings]

The INR blood test is for Warfarin. The test shows 0.9. So, your dose needs to go higher over a number of days to get your INR back to between 2 and 3. You dont have a clot but your at higher risk of developing one if you ignore. Unchecked, your more at risk of other things like bleeding to death if your not stable and you dont get your bloods checked regularly. Most of the blood clinics/labs in Pattaya should be able to test your INR for a few hundred bart and guide you on the correct dose. Alcohol does have effects on INR bloods. So, does some foods and things like Antibiotics. I,ve been taking Warfarin for 22 years after having a heart attack at 37. Soon to have a pacemaker fitted. Then, hoping to be in Pattaya.

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

Also be aware that if the INR is less than 1.0 this may indicate a poorly taken sample. If the blood is not mixed with the anticoagulant in the bottle properly it will start to clot in the bottle consuming the clotting factors you are trying to measure . I would generally ask for a repeat sample on an INR of 0.9 from a patient on anticoagulants as it is does not make sense.

[@Heshkinp]

Spot on

[@mooping9398]

Whether it's food, drink, or smoke we all have to walk that line between having a good time and taking care of our health. Especially once you get into your 50s. Wishing you the best brother

[@welshboywebby]

Thank you mate

[@andrewmack2161]

Alcohol is actually a weak blood thinner, but not wise to be used as one because of the other potential issues.

[@ubiquitousdiabolus]

Alcohol raises your blood pressure

[@andrewmack2161]

@@ubiquitousdiabolus yes it does (which is why it's not good) but it also thins the blood.

[@nixonbd53]

Sorry mate; Excessive drinking DOES increase the risk of blood clots.

[@welshboywebby]

What a load of nonsense show me where it says that, the consultant in the UK and the one in thailand said its nothing at all to do with drinking

[@user-bf5fi4ss2q]

It causes high blood pressure.Ive been on BP tablets for the last 30 odd years or so and has enabled me to carry on drinking beer. I'm 70 now.

[@davidcoleman2796]

​@@welshboywebby . Sorry . This is what alcoholics say

[@markkearney5580]

The new DOAC (direct oral anti coagulant) medication is brilliant. It has virtually replaced warfarin. You only need your blood checking twice a year. They are very expensive though. Apixaban cost roughly 4000B a month from a pharmacy - more from a hospital. Not great with large amounts of alcohol but fine with moderate drinking. But if a risk of bleeds though so not all plane sailing. Anyway best of luck.

[@whyimsmarterthanyou]

Webby's "light" drinking is at the same level as Jack Grealish's trebble-bender.

[@philipdevonald1273]

I have had multiple blood samples taken and analyzed by "N Health Laboratory 301/1 143 Sukhumvit Rd, 6 Na Kluea, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150" Just outside Bangkok Pattaya Hospital, very reasonable prices, with results emailed to you on the same day. Recommend the Burapha University hospital Bang Sen for any treatment/medication.

[@daydreamer4902]

So it's got nothing to do with the drinking right? But the specialist doctors in UK told you what? To stop drinking and to take medication for life. You deny all this - why? Added to this you decided not to get medical insurance as the price was too high.

[@welshboywebby]

I honestly love up explaining myself. Yes, the doctor said I drink way too much and cut it right down 100%. My blood is too thick nothing to do with beer

[@kevcarlin]

No point getting insurance if they refuse to give you the cover you need

[@777cpt]

​@welshboywebby you need to be eating a load of garlic in all your meals it's a natural blood thinner

[@timfisher5417]

@@welshboywebby I used to be on trt. Side effect is thick blood. Dr wrote me a prescription to donate blood on a regular basis. Wonder if it would help?

[@wmgvwaisundara4116]

Stop drinking.Eat veggies and fruits.Spices like saffron pepper fenugreek garlic ginger clove fennel taken over a long period will help you to recover fully.

[@anthonydavis1352]

Hey webby , nurse from Sydney here. Are you on warfarin ? If you are you need regular bloods for INR and the doctors adjust the dose according to blood results, which is easily treated in Thailand. Here in Australia we don’t do warfarin too much anymore as that medication requires regular bloods and dose changes, most people recovering from clots are given Apixaben as it does not require constant blood tests and dose changes. While each case is different and following your doctors advice is important just be aware if your on warfarin you need constant bloods to be able to adjust your dose according to INR results , good luck buddy.

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

He's not on warfarin. The problem is his medics are telling him to use the INR to monitor his rivaroxaban which is an antiXa inhibitor. Scary.

[@welshboywebby]

I'm on blood thinners. Don't worry. it's getting sorted

[@Kelli999]

Finally someone with some sense.

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

You are correct. INR is irrelevant for rivaroxaban yet 0.9 result has made him panic. It means nothing in this context.

[@Nickywalker92]

The best thing you could do webby is start introducing fasting into your lifestyle. Try and do water and OMAD fast with nutrient supplements. It will lower your cholesterol and give your body a well needed rest. 1 week every month and you will see and feel the benefits. You’ll save a fortune too.

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@johnymcgowan5386]

Lived in Asia for 20 years and now in the Gulf for the last 10! All the I will never do back to the UK brigade end up in problems. Please mate, go back, get sorted and then go forward with whatever you want to do. Anyway, God bless

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@fgafootball]

You need to stop going behind them curtains. Not good for your blood pressure lol

[@welshboywebby]

My blood pressure is,perfect lol

[@ubiquitousdiabolus]

Unlike poor Steady Eddie, you can fix this, but you need to improve your lifestyle. Less alcohol and fatty food, and get on the treadmill while you watch sports. Quit making b.s. excuses and do it or next year, your Pattaya days may be over.

[@welshboywebby]

Thanks but treadmill is boring I may start running around jomtien

[@asianight9188]

Met Eddie once, loud mouth Scouser, not a nice guy at all,

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Eddy was given 12 to 18 months that’s if he’s lucky

[@ronmartin5276]

I’ve been on warfarin for since I had my heart valve replaced when I was just 34,I ’m 47 now. You if your blood is too thick, you’ll have to stay away from food that are high in vitamin K. Vitamin K is a naturally thickens the blood. As soon as you get your INR to balance out, you will have to stick to a diet and exercise. That is pretty much the same day today. The doctors will adjust your warfarin intake based off of your diet in the amount of vitamin K you consume. This does not mean you have to stop eating foods that are high in vitamin K, for example, leafy greens are high in vitamin K. You will just have to consume the same amount of vitamin K on a weekly basis and that will help the warfarin balance out your INR.

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

He is not on warfarin

[@ronmartin5276]

@@user-dk5si8mb9v not yet

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

Watch what he said about warfarin on his livestream.

[@welshboywebby]

Wow, someone listens cheers

[@welshboywebby]

I said loads of times I'm not on warfarin

[@Ianhoward1411]

Good luck mate, hope all goes well…take care of yourself..

[@waynea8020]

All the best Webby. Im sure you will grt this sorted and be making videos for years to come in Pattaya. Not sure why you are getting the hate but ill always give support instead of trolling 👍

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@spartanstorm6810]

For normal patients not on anticoagulants the normal INR is usually 1.0 For patients on anticoagulants the INR ranges between 2.0 - 3.0. Have a look online , at recommended foods . Changing your diet can bring yout INR up . Can you consume alcohol while on anticoagulants, yes and no . Depends on the brand on medication

[@welshboywebby]

I know the levels I said it a few times on my videos

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

The drug he's on works in a completely different way to warfarin therefore INR range is completely irrelevant. I'm sure his doctors know this.

[@eddiebaby22]

Hope everything works out OK. We need you fit and we'll.

[@welshboywebby]

I need me fit and well

[@TheRickster1972]

All the best with your tests results mate🤞🤞 I remember watching you last year after your first health scare 🤞🤞 so hopefully it is a case of forearmed is forewarned and things can be resolved there 🤞🤞

[@welshboywebby]

You and me both mate, I'll defo get this sorted this time over here

[@JohnMitch]

You need to have your INR checked very regular, on Warfarin it starts weekly then fortnightly anf if you INR is stable between 2 and 3 then you will still need monthly INR checks

[@andrewsear922]

I was on warfarin but now take riverroxaban you only need your blood checked once a year and you are on same dose all the while no different gram tablets.

[@chandlerbingbong]

Just remember, if you come back to the UK it's now compulsory to wear a burka at all times when in public.

[@welshboywebby]

Haahah

[@Gavin-uf6zb]

It's not funny anymore is it?

[@bbmw9029]

Go to Bumrungrad in Bangkok. One of the reasons I'm considering retiring to Thailand is what I've heard about that hospital. I use one of the best hospitals in NYC, and Bumrungrad is the only hospital in Thailand I would consider coming anywhere close to that.

[@welshboywebby]

The hospital I went to is,really good

[@bbmw9029]

@@welshboywebby If they figure i out an get your numbers back in range, that's fine. If you need to step it up, go to Bangkok

[@jonhobson3592]

Many , many good hospitals in Thailand , the one you mention yes is of course, very good but very pricey compared to a lot of other great hospitals 🏥 🙏

[@welshboywebby]

My bill total for the few days I went was 1300

[@jonhobson3592]

@@welshboywebby exactly. Bumrungrad would’ve been more like 10,000b

[@mrkcrckr]

If I was in your position I would have gone straight to Bangkok Hospital and seen a specialist. I would not frustrate myself by going to a government hospital.

[@welshboywebby]

The hospital is,ok, it's not a problem

[@daundertaker3980]

Hey Webby. Well done for sharing your medical journey. I’m sure many men will find the knowledge your sharing invaluable. It’s refreshing when KZbinrs tell it how it is. And not a paint a picture of all rainbow 🌈 and lollipops 🍭 all the time. Good luck with your next round of blood tests. Bless

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers mate

[@robertdodd8312]

Improve your general lifestyle and diet.

[@johnbell1717]

Got NOTHING with drinking and "EVERYTHING" with the "JABS" you took

[@47allaussie]

You've completely nailed that. They don't call them "clot shots" for nothing.

[@asianight9188]

How's mums basement

[@mickeyrider2792]

@asianight9188 your obviously living in it if your not awake to the convid crisis developing with healthy people falling over and not getting back up

[@youngandfree93]

You guys need help

[@mickeyrider2792]

@@youngandfree93 most people need to wake up, the world is not what you think it is

[@777cpt]

How can I increase my INR naturally? Those which increase INR values: Boldo and fenugreek. Cranberry juice (in large quantities) Danshen. Devil's Claw. Dong Quai. Garlic capsules. Ginger. Ginko biloba.

[@New.Beginings]

Cranberry juice to be completely avoided if taking Warfarin. You dont need much to mess with INR and the ability to clot

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

INR is a derived ratio used exclusively to monitor and dose warfarin levels. Diet can interfere with long term anticoagulants but to say you can increase it naturally is misleading as warfarin is rat poisin . Nothing natural about it. Some foods can have a natural anticoagulant effect, but the point is to maintain a stable target prothrombin time. Not possible with diet.

[@BAUER533]

Good luck mate. Medication should do the trick. I know it's not connected to the drinking but a healthier lifestyle and diet will definately help.

[@welshboywebby]

I'm sure it will be OK

[@DavidHayde]

Hi mate. I've just been to Pattaya hospital on soi Buakhao and had my first INR test in Thailand. Paid 700 B . Good bad price?any advice would be greatly appreciated 👍

[@riichardstockdale780]

What level was you at last year Taffy? Your health is the most important thing.

[@welshboywebby]

God knows mate

[@riichardstockdale780]

@welshboywebby at least you are getting it sorted mate. That's the main thing

[@TonyMontana-tm7ul]

Foreigners people are dying and getting sick in Thailand,,, whats going on?

[@mickeyrider2792]

The elephant 🐘 in the room,,,,,, silence

[@welshboywebby]

Well they ain't are they there are thousands of us out here

[@rovvt1284]

the 2020 thing

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Maybe the locals have had enough of them

[@sunshinemanuk.9130]

Thank you for this information video , living in the UK it's interesting seeing how private healthcare works in Thailand.Hope you feel better soon mate.

[@welshboywebby]

Thank you, this is not private. it's a government hospital, mate

[@roygoad2870]

There’s a great enormous Nakluea fish market, about another 10 minutes walk to where you were! Loads of fish and atmosphere 😊

[@welshboywebby]

Yes been there mate

[@andychilvers4801]

Garlic and chilli are natural blood thinners...they may help

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers but I'm on blood thinners

[@georgeallen7667]

Warfarin is reversible on an uncontrolled bleed. Others are not....

[@zoomwheelsbrian7782]

Mate it’s ok to go back to the uk the hospital r shit out there ‘ iv been going to pattaya for 25 years

[@welshboywebby]

I'm OK ill stay here and get sorted thanks anyway

[@DavidHayde]

Hi mate. Just had my first INR test done in pattaya hospital soi baukhao. 700B is cost. Good bad price? Any advice would be muchly appreciated 👍

[@welshboywebby]

That's about right mate

[@DavidHayde]

@welshboywebby cheers my man 👍 Much appreciated. Your doing Wales proud over here, best of luck to ya

[@welshboywebby]

@DavidHayde cheers mate

[@deeinissan9966]

I hope you can get your bloods sorted Webby, good luck🤞

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@patrick2995]

actually i have googled inr...normal INR range....0.8 to 1.1 ..if your not taking anticogulant meds.....

[@welshboywebby]

I am taking them I say all the time in my videos

[@Robgrace1964]

had a mate die 2 weeks ago from blood clots in his lungs , don't leave it to long

[@jackfrost-fu7hz]

I had my aortic valve replaced and put on warfarin for several months, I had to get blood levels checked every week. I hated that drug, everything you eat and drink can affect the inr levels. Currently on plavic due to a stroke from the operation. They have home monitors to check inr levels

[@welshboywebby]

Thanks for sharing

[@brendangoodbrand2597]

To much kamagra jellys blood flowing to your tadger

[@welshboywebby]

Red ants are better

[@majincroix]

Take care of yourself bruv, hope too see your videos for years to come!

[@welshboywebby]

Thanks, will do!

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

Sod the fact it's a building site. They can't read the product information sheet of the drug he is on that says INR can not be used to monitor it.(page 33 webby).

[@welshboywebby]

What

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

@welshboywebby all medicines have a detailed product information sheet. The rivaroxaban one says it can't be monitored using the INR. Why are they testing your INR if your not on Warfarin? I would be happy to have an informal chat over a coffee if you think it would be useful. I'm an ex biomedical scientist who has worked in specialist coagulation labs in the UK.

[@pauluk8700]

I’ve had about 6 clots now, in my leg and lung, it’s very scary , but I’ve never had one in thailand lucky, even after doing the long haul flight about 50 times, but Thailand does have some amazing hospitals , should be able to sort you out no problem, good luck

[@welshboywebby]

Thanks mate

[@stevefrith9924]

Good luck mate, hope you find a cure

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@user-xp6qx1nb6s]

Your my mate i wish you the best Ive found a health insurance for a grand 100 baht and includes accident im 58 no health issues its a no brainer

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@gibberingwreck9977]

Good luck mate hope it all works out..

[@welshboywebby]

I hope so too

[@marcosteffano]

Inr is regulated by taking warfarin,I go have a blood test and self medicate also have 1 tiny aspirin a day.ive done this for years and learned how to do by my doctor in the Uk.i have 3 stents and a pacemaker and feel 100% with the use of blood pressure medication.

[@welshboywebby]

I'm not on wafarin I said this,so many times

[@Ray-c4e]

Blimey steve that's a shocker. I hope things work out well for you . All the best mate

[@welshboywebby]

I hope so too

[@julianweekes]

Anti HIV?! May it not be so... that last 30 seconds or so was pretty dramatic.... I hope you find your answers and a way forward. Good luck.

[@johnmclean9446]

the only thing i can think of by what you say is,you should be on Warfarin,if you are,it needs to be increased,but in the meantime,maybe you should be in hospital now getting the Warfarin by infusion,all the very best mate

[@welshboywebby]

They stopped given that out now mate

[@tbywoods]

Hate to hear that, good luck to you and hopefully all goes well!!

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@johnerdelyi4208]

All the good foods in pattaya i put on 5kg in 3 weeks if i lived there i would be lucky 🍀 to last 6 months then I would be meeting my maker 😮

[@welshboywebby]

I'm the same weight as the day I came here mental in it

[@Heshkinp]

INR is only used to adjust warfarin levels, its not a serious thing people on thinners need to adjust often. It can change due to small diet/lifestyle changes

[@welshboywebby]

My levels are really low. I'm at high risk of blood clots

[@Heshkinp]

@@welshboywebbyyes it increases your chances which is why you adjust it. Its not like u will clot today

[@Heshkinp]

Plus if u can change to apixaban or xarelto you never need to worry about this and it doesnt interact with foods

[@user-pp1yw1ni4l]

Anyone on blood thinners would be told that drinking will kill the effects of the medication. Blood thinners and alcohol don't mix It's a fact. Keep drinking and your clots coming back simple.

[@welshboywebby]

Thank you. Can I book an appointment to see you? I'll cancel my hospital appointment with the specialist hahaah

[@mikefroment8233]

Im having same problem as you in the UK been going on for 8 months now and I haven't had adrink in 7 years

[@welshboywebby]

Thanks for sharing

[@ck062165]

Smart to get right after it until the numbers are where they're supposed to be. It's the people who don't know about their medical issues who have a bad ending. Courage!

[@welshboywebby]

Thank you

[@rod2308]

You are going to end up in one of those...we all are, lol. Hopefully not any time soon though.That's why you're doing the right thing staying there and getting it sorted. Bugger going back to the UK. I'm in Aus and hoping to end up living the dream over there too. Best wishes mate🤞

[@davidbuckley9307]

Hope you get yourself sorted mate, feel your pain pal.

[@welshboywebby]

Still sorting it

[@JohnMitch]

You need to go on blood thinners something like warfarin

[@welshboywebby]

Mate I've said a million times I'm on blood thinners

[@carole2835]

Thanks for the info on your experiences with hospital visits especially costs. Have you had quotes for health insurance in the past? Was it too expensive with pre existing conditions? I’m wondering if it’s worth paying up front for insurance or pay as you go but I would want to go private. My fella and I are emigrating to Thailand next year. He’s had his wild times in Thailand when he was younger so now it’s my turn 🤣 only joking! We have a great life together but don’t want to waste the winters hibernating in the UK. We are checking out Koh Samui on our next trip. Sounds like the hospitals are good there too. Prevention is definitely better than cure everything in moderation so they say. Hope you get sorted soon.

[@welshboywebby]

Enjoy your wild times in Thailand

[@AG-so4gl]

Im on blood thinners since 3 years, and after silent heart attack. Ive heard there are holistic options out there..... I was told this in Phuket of all places 😅.

[@welshboywebby]

Must be true then lol

[@satoshi_corner]

Anyone that took the poisin jibby jabby needs to get checked for blood cloths

[@mickeyrider2792]

Also, that's why the doctors want HIV test, another side effect from the j@b, auto immune disease

[@welshboywebby]

Wish I didn't have them now

[@markwick7898]

It’s been 7 days what happened to part 2 , all I find is video partying all week

[@welshboywebby]

I know great in it, I will do it

[@stanleybowen4129]

What does INR mean? You do come across as a bit of a drama queen, making a big fuss over a simple resolve by going to a doctor. Get on with life and enjoy the fact that you are living the the dream that thousands of men would love to be living.

[@welshboywebby]

Drama queen, make videos for KZbin lol that's made me laugh

[@ronmartin5276]

How thick or thin your blood is a very serious issue. Warfarin does not work instantly, it could take weeks to help resolve the issue. Cheers to you for taking it serious!!!!!

[@welshboywebby]

Haahah I don't need to answer , I've got 6000 doctors who follow me , hope it's a chang mate

[@tessjones6969]

Shame on you. You come on here and give it drama queen. You should watch your mouth. And I hear you webby. It’s a sad thing to lose someone for something like that. I know ❤

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers, mate, there are a lot people who ain't got a love that just like to go on youtube and make stupid comments 🙄 thank you so much for your comment 👍

[@N17247]

Take of yourself mate, a world without you is a darker world. 😊👍🏼

[@welshboywebby]

Thank you

[@neilgalliers2942]

I hope it all works out well for you mate.

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@TheBadcompany1971]

Hope you get it sorted soon mate take it easy

[@welshboywebby]

I will

[@nicklegend4513]

Mate sending you best wishes, I’ll be back in Jomtien in 2 weeks. Iets meet up for a drink and catch up 👍🙏🏼

[@welshboywebby]

100%

[@JonBarberDubai]

I barely know Webby, but I watch him almost every day and hope we meet for a BEER next time I’m in town. But why do you all think it ‘helps’ or is ‘useful’ to even make comments about drinking or anything else. Watch, enjoy, wish a guy well who is checking on his health and generally get over yourselves. Peace and love

[@welshboywebby]

Well said my friend, I think most are just bonkers

[@titchlilly1294]

I have been in Pattaya on many occasions for longish stays as it is hot I eat many salads and raw veg. I avoid cooking as I do enough of that at home. My health if anything improves well my cholesterol does. But then I am a teetotaller always have been always will be and have never smoked or done any type of mind altering substances.

[@welshboywebby]

You must be the only one

[@titchlilly1294]

Must be. The only reason I come to Thailand is to thaw out from the Aussie winter.

[@DavidClarke-xf1rd]

Titchfilly. Sorry but ya sound like a Boring individual but Healthy one. Bet you've loads of money under ya mattress also. Tighter than camels arse in a sandstorm Boyo ⛈️🐪🤑

[@titchlilly1294]

@@DavidClarke-xf1rd I have indeed just don’t see the point in booze and drugs don’t get that now days idiots still smoke. What is that all about.

[@DavidClarke-xf1rd]

@@titchlilly1294 i was only pulling your Leg pal and you will be healthiest Bloke in Graveyard but some Folk's seem to let go as they age and also partake in alcohol and smoking legal and illegal substances, well legal here at minute. I don't smoke but used to many years ago both back in Ireland 🇮🇪. See many Bloke's in the 3 month's ive visited Thailand every year who've been fit and Healthy chaps den cum back and seen dem sick or no longer due to doing tings dat yu don't. We live once may da Good Lord look after us all. Good day to yu sir. Top of da morning 🙏🏼👍🏻🔝💐

[@dubsdolby9437]

Id be going to Bangkok to.see a specialist it worth the money 💰 plus, id tidy your diet up the drinking i don't think is a massive issue. Al the best 👌

[@welshboywebby]

Why I'm seeing a doctor

[@happyh-xe1pb]

if your on warfrin i use to have a blood test every 2 weeks

[@oceanearth2243]

Good luck mate, tackle this issue head on

[@welshboywebby]

That's the plan!

[@tbjdiamonddog]

Best of luck mate, don’t blame ya not wanting to come back here

[@welshboywebby]

I ain't

[@gogskilpatrick]

Why do you bother with shite ? I’ve lived in Koh Samui for 10 years, have a beautiful girlfriend , and generally, mind my own business 👍👍👍 Did no one like you, where you came from ???

[@paultaylor2611]

If you don't like it , why watch it , Sit with your beautiful girlfriend enjoy Koh Samui

[@gogskilpatrick]

@@paultaylor2611 I hate Koh Samui , it’s filled with nits

[@tishknight]

You sound a real prick.

[@gogskilpatrick]

@@paultaylor2611 I think you have to watch it, before you can comment, does that make sense too you ??

[@paultaylor2611]

@@gogskilpatrick I did watch it , it’s your comment that’s what I’m referencing too.

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

Webby I admire your faith in consultants but on many occasions a medic has requested I perform an INR. Good lab practice is if they have not indicated the patient is on warfarin we phone and ask. If not on warfarin the lab should refuse to report the INR as it is not relevant. They don't know everything and very often don't know the mode of action of modern anticoagulants. It's very frustrating for the coagulation biomedical scientist who has to argue with them. Keep well mate.

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@user-dk5si8mb9v]

Monitoring is by antiXa activity in test plasma compered to a rivaroxaban standard. Not a routine test and very few people trained to do it. (from someone who has done it. Doctors would not have a clue how to do this test).INR is inconclusive because it is completely irrelevant. That lovely doctor is a concern.

[@aussiedozer1973]

Hope it all gets sorted mate.

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers

[@liamharding5704]

U say nothing to do with drinking......eh 🤔,, it has everything to do with your diet and your diet consists of what u eat and what u drink.

[@welshboywebby]

So your saying the doctors are wrong now, my blood is too thick simple

[@liamharding5704]

@@welshboywebby When did I say that ? So what made u drink hot water ?

[@anthonydowling3356]

It has more to do with the clot shot ,if he took it ?

[@stevebarmore3509]

my daughter was born in that hospital the treatment was as good as any private hospital

[@welshboywebby]

It really is

[@ozymandias047]

Hope youre ok man. Dont sweat it. No point worrying. Put it this way, if you're given 5 years to live, you wouldnt wanna be anywhere else to peg out 😂

[@welshboywebby]

True

[@garytate3075]

I seen you in 3 ways yesterday,you looked ok to me mate.

[@welshboywebby]

I'm not ill, my bloods are not right, I was drinking water all day

[@malc2121]

I have to say that your a fool to travel to Thailand without Travel insurance , I will reference Kev in Thailand, I don't care how much travel insurance is , I will make sure that i pay for it and to declare all conditions , Stroke , Blood pressure and other things . It doesn't matter how much money you put to one side, It may not be enough But Good luck

[@welshboywebby]

You clearly haven't been following my channel

[@mdw2779]

Are you vaxxed. ..huge issues with clotting.

[@anthonydowling3356]

Glad you mentioned the obvious .Nobody else has up to now .A lot of them are in denial .

[@welshboywebby]

I'm starting to think that

[@roger77958]

The elephant in the rom 💉

[@welshboywebby]

Tell me about it

[@satoshi_corner]

Join me for part two to see if I have HIV😂😂

[@welshboywebby]

Hahaha

[@davidcoleman2796]

So many people are getting sick there . Look at Pjoe . Look at steddy eddy. You do not look well at all . Bad lifestyle. Cut out the drinking mate . Cut back on eatting .

[@welshboywebby]

So that's 2 not really so many when there are thousands living here

[@philipdevonald1273]

If you are on warfarin take an 80mg asprin every also.

[@welshboywebby]

I'm not

[@geoffreydavies6570]

What part of Wales are you from, I think within 8 miles of port Talbot 😊

[@welshboywebby]

Maesteg

[@davothefirst9371]

Only Webby can go to a hospital where half of it is a building site !

[@welshboywebby]

Haah

[@mrkcrckr]

Them repeatedly asking you about HIV tests make me think HIV is common in Pattaya and they think you may have it. Fingers crossed for the tests to be cleared and some changes to your prescription will do the trick.

[@welshboywebby]

Anyone with blood clots will have the hiv test I had it in the UK

[@Johnconnor-oh1rg]

Lot's of clots since they rolled the jabs out!

[@welshboywebby]

Agree

[@marksherbs1647]

Well done Webster keep up the good work

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers Mark

[@DaveyB-uo5ts]

Stay Strong 💪🏼 Webby. You got this 👍🏼😉

[@welshboywebby]

Cheers,Dave

[@VICSWEB1]

ed sweeney not good in uk. did you take that 2020 thing?

[@welshboywebby]

Yes

[@isaak2861]

You drink too much. Simple as that.

[@welshboywebby]

Thank you for that awesome input

[@isaak2861]

Don’t be so defensive.

[@keithd1219]

@@isaak2861 🤣🤣🤣....yea, poor guy is majorly stressed out. He's not taking the usual joking around too well today

[@mikethebigdog]

@welshboywebby bro, dont waste your time replying to morons like this, guy! So many fucking idiots about, its unreal 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@paulinepickering8151]

​Get well soon​@ Anyone of us could drop down dead welshboywebby

[@eddiebaby22]

Great informal video Webby 👍

[@welshboywebby]

Thanks 👍

[@timkeightley7573]

The very best of luck friend.

[@welshboywebby]

Thank you