Johor Bahru, Malaysia Many people live with ongoing stomach discomfort for months, sometimes even year  — especially in Malaysia, where our rich and diverse food culture is part of everyday life. From spicy sambal to late-night suppers, it is easy to blame symptoms such as bloating, indigestion, or irregular bowel habits on “something we ate.” But here is what I often tell my patients: Common symptoms does not always mean normal. If your stomach discomfort never truly settles

Johor Bahru (JB), Malaysia 阅读中文版本，请点击 这里 Many women are aware of the importance of regular breast screening. The two most common breast screening methods are the mammogram (breast X-ray)  and the breast ultrasound . However, many are unsure about how these two tests differ. Common misconception includes: 🔴 “Younger women only need ultrasound.” 🔴 “Mammograms are only necessary after 40.” 🔴 “Ultrasound is cheaper, maybe that's enough for me.” ‼️ These statements make it see

Johor Bahru, Malaysia 阅读中文版本，请点击 这里 Today, more and more women are taking proactive steps by going for regular breast screenings, such as mammograms (breast X-rays) and ultrasound scans. These tests play a vital role in early detection, helping to reduce the risk of cancer spreading before diagnosis. They can also detect high-risk benign lumps that, if removed early, may help prevent future malignancy. Still, many women find themselves uncertain after a screening. What if you

Johor Bahru, Malaysia 阅读中文版本，请点击 这里 Why a Breast Biopsy Is Crucial Before Starting Any Treatment, and How to Read Your Report Understanding Breast Staging Scans: What Are Your Options and How They Guide Your Treatment Immunohistochemistry Tests: Is Hormone Therapy & Targeted Therapy An Effective Treatment Option For You? As an oncologist, I often remind my patients: Don’t rush into surgery the moment you find a lump in your breast. Surgery is just one of the steps in breast c

Johor Bahru, Malaysia 阅读中文版本，请点击 这里 Life’s Final Lesson: Dignity, Not Regret In one of my previous videos, a viewer left me a question: "Dr. Teo, does cancer always end in death? Don’t you have patients who recover?" Of course I do. Many of my patients go back to living a fulfilling lives after their treatment — returning to work, caring for their families, raising their children and achieving their life goals. Even for older or frailer patients who cannot undergo aggressive