Dr. Kanteera Sriyudthsak

My husband was admitted with a high fever and we were all worried. Dr. Kanteera took the time to explain everything to me and my daughter in the waiting area. She didn't just talk to the patient; she talked to the family. She drew a little diagram on a notepad about what might be going on. The hospital was busy, but she made us feel like we were her only concern. We left feeling informed and, honestly, just calmer.

I brought my mother in. She's stubborn and hates doctors. Dr. Sriyudthsak was direct. No sugar-coating, but also no scare tactics. She laid out the facts, the options, and her recommendation clearly. She asked my mother what she wanted to do, not just me. It was a relief to have someone cut through the confusion. We got a plan, and my mom actually listened.

My son had a bad stomach bug that wouldn't go away. We saw Dr. Kanteera at Bangpakok 9. Her voice was so gentle, even when my boy was fussy. She spoke softly to him first, then to me. She explained the medicine in a way that made sense, and double-checked that I understood the dosage. It felt like she really saw how tired and worried I was. A kind doctor makes a hard situation much easier.

After weeks of feeling run down and getting nowhere with another clinic, I saw Dr. Kanteera. What a difference! She asked questions no one else had and actually listened to the answers. She figured it out—it was a simple vitamin deficiency. I was so relieved I almost cried. The parking garage was full that day and I had to circle, but seeing her was completely worth it. I finally have my energy back.