Associate Prof. Tawechai Tajapongvorachai

I've been seeing Dr. Tawechai for my check-ups for about five years now. He remembers the little things—like my family history and my old knee injury—without having to dig through the file every time. That's what I look for in a doctor. He's straightforward, never rushes me, and I trust his judgment completely. When he suggested a new screening last year, I didn't hesitate. It's just solid, consistent care.

Honestly, I was a wreck before my appointment. I hate hospitals and I'd put off this weird stomach pain for months. Dr. Tawechai was so calm. He actually listened to my whole rambling story, did the exam, and then just said, 'Okay, let's figure this out together.' He drew a little diagram on the paper to show me what he thought was going on. I left with a clear plan and, for the first time in weeks, I wasn't scared anymore. The hospital itself was busy, but he made all the difference.

Needed a new GP after I moved. Found Dr. Tawechai. He's good. No nonsense, got to the point, explained my bloodwork in plain English. Fixed my prescription. Parking at Bangpakok 9 is a pain, but he's worth the hassle. I'll be back.

My story's a bit long, but it matters. I came in with what I thought was just bad fatigue. Dr. Tawechai didn't just shrug and say 'get more sleep.' He asked about my work, my stress, everything. He ordered specific tests others had skipped. Turns out, it was a thyroid issue and a pretty significant vitamin D deficiency. The follow-up was great too—he called me himself with the results and we adjusted my treatment over a few months. I'm back to my old energy levels now. He connected dots other doctors missed.