Seeking second opinion on an illness online

I'm a hopeful med student, and I've taken some "medical problem solving" courses. So here are my two cents:

Getting a second opinion online is super hard and almost useless if this is a serious illness. Unfortunately, if this is a serious illness, then she's going to need to share lab tests, data, etc. I doubt this is going to happen, unless you're going to suddenly fax over all the lab results and stuff. I know there are websites where you pay an MD (or DO?) and I would guess they are licensed. I remember seeing one back in the day, but can't remember it off the top of my head. However, consider this though; what exactly is this doctor doing online giving medical opinions?

Ok, sorry, I didn't realize you're in Malaysia. So the above stuff is kind maybe only applicable in the US. Wow, you're in a tough spot. You can try to seek medical opinions online. Its certainly worth it. However, if your English is good, you might want to try to contact a researching MD in the US (a good place to look would be on various med school websites for faculty members or something). They might help for free and possibly give some sort of consultation...also, maybe try contacting universities on your continent? To be honest though, nothing is going to beat seeing a doctor in person. You can definitely try to hit up free clinics (are there any in Malaysia?), and as a last resort you could try some private consultations online, I don't know if I'd waste my money though.