Don't believe everything you see on TV is a valid argument. After having seen enough, Dr. Nueng gave an observation on what he saw on TV that he thought it was not realistic from a doctor's point of view. This was a light episode and meant to give some smiles to his fans.

From a topic on our webboard, we answered it and went on to discuss more. We had an episode on natural birth before and meant to talk about Cesarean birth later but somehow did not manage. So this time, we talked at full length about it and it took us almost an hour to cover this. Mor Neung explained in details what one had to go through for this type of operation.

We discussed about the symptom, menstrual disorder; what could possibly cause it. These discussions were quite weird since both speakers were male! We wish we could have a female moderator for these topics.

From a post at our webboard, this led us to discuss about it. Mor Nueng gave a overview of the donation, though, he was not a specialist on the topic, but knowledgeable enough to contribute to the topic in question.

Our doctor was wondering if he should get an MBA, so we touched a little bit on the subject and went on to talk about payment structure for doctors. And finishing off the episode on a traditional heath topic! We talked about vaginal discharge.

A sequence to the previous episode. A somewhat close cousin to fibroid is cyst. We also discussed it sometime was called chocolate cyst. This was another common disease found in women.

One of the hardest-to-spell episode topic! Dr.Phattaraphum explained Myoma Uteri or commonly called Fibroid. It was an enjoyable conversation as he patiently explained the cause, symtoms and how to take care of it. One of the more interesting topic during the conversation was when he had to decide whether he should go ahead with an operation or retreat to some other alternative.

Mor Nueng told what a mother had to go through during 12hrs before a child was born. Passakorn also shared his experience on his fatherhood. This was something a mother-and-father-to-be should know before the birthday.

For the fourth and final episode in the series, Dr.Phattaraphum and Passakorn talked about heart disease, HPV vaccine and some other concerns rather than the four mentioned diseases.

For the third episode in the series, Dr.Phattaraphum and Passakorn talked about anemia and also, on a related issue, Thalassemia.