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Swe Kyin medical hall is founded by Traditional Medical Practitioner Sayar U Tin Aung Kyaw. He got his Bachelor of Science (Geology) Degree in 1980. After that, he started pursuing his hobby which is Myanmar traditional medicine while working as a representative of a Japanese company. He studied at the AVIDAHMMA (Taung Thar) Myanmar traditional medicine University. After studying for 4 years, in 1984, he started to treat patients for free as a charity work and became successful. So he quit his job and became a full time Myanmar traditional medical practitioner and continued to study and treat patients. When he treats his patients, he used some medicines which have been passed down in his family for generations which are used in the Royal Palace specifically for the King and Royal Families by the Royal Physicians. In 1993, he passed the exam held by the government to promote the skills of Myanmar traditional medicine.
He was awarded   ( TA - SA )   which is a certificate of Traditional MedicalPractitioner. His  ( TA - SA )  No.is (1406). In January 1994 after treating patients for 10 years, 42nd anniversary of AVIDAHMMAR (Taung Thar) Traditional Medical Practitioners Union, he was awarded  KAVI BISACCA PANDITA  title and  Gold Metal  for that. After that he founded this medical hall and started to manufacture Myanmar Traditional Medicine he has been using for 10 years and proven to be most effective medicines because of the increasing demand of patients from faraway places.
 

About Medicine

All the drugs produced from this medical hall are made from the highest grade of natural herbs. They do not contain any animal parts or products. So it is suitable for vegetarians as well as monks who are prohibited from using products that contain animal products. And also, tested in the government lab and certified that they do not contain any harmful products and chemicals.

SHWE KYIN THE CHAY SAY

This drug will motivate your mind. So it is suitable for the treatment of insomnia, weakness, dizziness, dyspnoea and mental impairments such as confusion, memory disturbances, dementia, depression and lack of concentration.