Went to see 2 different specialist, a gastroenterologist (Dr Ida) and a psychiatrist (Dr Amarpreet). The first doctor wasted RM700 for a test that I believe is performed incorrectly, and the second doctor saved my life. My reason for visiting was that I had gluten intolerance, and upon accidentally consuming a large amount of gluten, I started to become very ill and started fainting at work for 2 weeks. My boss then asked me to visit UMSC and perhaps get tested for Celiac disease. I went to consult the gastroenterologist, and she drew my blood to perform the test. Before this happened, I asked her, “shouldn’t I be on a gluten containing diet in order to do the test?”. She said no need. The test came back negative. I decided to get a second and third opinion from another doctor and a Celiac support group, and everyone told me that the test showed a false negative because I had not been consuming gluten for 2 weeks. Basically wasted RM700+ for no reason. Meanwhile, due to the same incident, I also was having a severe depressive breakdown and was very suicidal. I went to see the psychiatrist on the same day, and asked whether I needed to be on medication in order to work. She said since there is a clear reason for my sudden depression, I don’t need any medication and just need some rest and that I should avoid stress. She issued a 2 weeks MC for me, no meds, and she was right, I just needed some time and less stress in order for my gut to heal. It took me 4 weeks to heal, but 2 weeks of MC really helped kick start my recovery. Overall, I was really disappointed with the gastroenterologist. Fortunately the psychiatrist saved my life with her kind empathy and sound advice.