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Dr. Francis Low Chee Chan

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Dr. Francis Low Chee Chan is one of the certified members of Malaysia Psychiatric Association. Members in Malaysia Pychiatric Association are active and concerned on issues such as the national mental health policy, the new mental health act, ethical code of Members, public health education, and mental health insurance.
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A very experienced and patience doctor. Not just only listen to patient's problem and dispense medications.

Dr. Francis Low is very patience in listening with patient's problems / issues, and a good advisor, he also provides psychological enlightens.

It's highly recommended to go see him if you have or facing some personal mental health issues.

Don't waste your money seeing a psychologist and they charge you by hourly's rate and will keep asking you to return for the next session. You will never know how many sessions you need to go through. And by just talking (counselling), I can tell you it won't solve much of your problems. And you need to understand this, a Psychologist Have No License On Prescription Medications. That's the difference between a "Psychologist" and a "Psychiatrist". Dr. Francis Low is a Psychiatrist and he is very experienced in medication's precipitations.

If your problem is not very serious type, but can be bordering to you, Dr. Francis is a good listener, advisor and he will decide well on should you need medication or not or how many types of medications. For people who are in more serious problems, or more complicated psychology problems, may be will be prescribe with a few types of medicines. For mild issue's patients, most likely will be given less medicine or may be on short term medications.

Dr. Francis doesn't like to see all his patients on heavy medications or encourage his patients to take more medicines as in like for the sake of "doing business", because he really cares.

I'd visited 2 Physiatrists, but they are lousy as in no patience in listening, not experience enough, and worst, one of them once prescribed me a type of wrong medicine. That medicine should not be taking more than 2 weeks and it's mend for certain "phycological attack" uses. I can't believed as a professional Physiatrist, how can she gave me as her patient a wrong medicine used for about 1 and half months plus. Until I was feeling totally worsened and did experienced some breathing difficulties problems. Then I used Google to search for the medicine's information(s) and uses. I was so shocked ! As a patient, certainly I have no knowledge about these psychotic medicines. I'm relying on my doctor's prescription. After I'd found out the medicine's side effects and dangers, I instantly stop taking. But it was kinda half I'm in good luck as my physical's health was good, so I had not gone into dangerous side effects yet, half I was in a little bad luck coz I was starting to felt more worsen in my mental's state. I couldn't focused even on driving when on day time I'm not on medication. My focused all was out and I gets agitated easily.

Then I went to Dr. Francis with my prescribed medicines. He was shocked too I was given that medicine for so long duration and I was without been informed. It was Dr. Francis that saved me from my dangerous situation. Certainly I was given something correct by Dr. Francis at then to corrected my mental health situation at then, it's like another type of medicine to "override" the wrong medicine I was given. After 2 months later, I was feeling better. Dr. Francis also told me it's better I go check in to a hospital with a recommendation letter to ensured my health's status. After 2 months with the correct medicines given, I was feeling much more better than Dr. Francis re prescribed me what I needed and what is right for my issue. Since then onwards, I'm staying on with Dr. Francis and not changing any other Psychiatrist.

I must said, the medicines Dr. Francis prescribed for me it worked perfectly / effectively for me. I'm back to normal myself with no serious issues like example can't drive or easily agitated. Now I'm functioning like a normal person. Only thing with my personal issue or the original impact of my problem, it stayed in me, like a scar.

Otherwise, during day time I am a normal person, I can drive, I am aware of my surrounding, my behaviour, my conversing with other people ...etc. Except certain times, I don't like or can't tolerate noisy environment, or certain types and amount of stress. Once I feel these, I will instantly walked away from that surrounding a find a quiet place to calm down. Only at night I'm on medications.

Comparing to before, I can say I am feeling much better or healed. What can't be heal is the original impact or so called the scar of my personal problem. But there are ways to slowly letting go.

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