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Having bad stomach cramps after eating mala hotpot? Consult your General Practitioner (GP) first, instead of heading to the SKH Emergency Department (ED). If the GP deems your condition to be an emergency after an assessment, he will refer you to SKH under the GPFirst scheme. In addition, you will receive a S$50 subsidy on the hospital's attendance fee for GP referrals under this scheme.

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Patient Care SKH Doctor and Physiotherapist on Neck Pain and Ways to Protect Your Neck Dr Chen Haobin, Senior Consultant, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, SKH, explained that neck pain is commonly caused by cervical spine degeneration, leading to neck soreness and stiffness. Nerve compression from bone spurs or herniated discs may cause radiating pain, numbness, or weakness. He advised seeking medical attention for persistent neck pain that cannot be relieved, severe neck pain after trauma, neck pain accompanied by unexplained fever or limb numbness, and symptoms lasting beyond six weeks. He also cautioned against forceful neck manipulation. Dr Bernice Liu, Senior Principal Physiotherapist, Department of Physiotherapy, SKH, shared that exercise therapy is key to managing neck pain and demonstrated simple exercises suitable for work and travelling. She advised reducing exercise intensity if mild numbness or tingling occurs during exercise, and to seek medical attention if symptoms worsen or affect coordination.

23 Dec 2025 | Lianhe Zaobao Read Story

Patient Care SKH Physiotherapist on Chronic Dizziness Ng Zhao Xiang, Senior Physiotherapist, SKH shared insights on managing chronic dizziness caused by inner ear problems such as Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) and vestibular imbalance. He demonstrated three balance training exercises including vestibular-ocular reflex training, balance exercises on soft surfaces, and gait training with head turns to help patients improve their condition. Zhao Xiang emphasised the importance of performing these exercises in safe environments with support nearby and encouraged patients to seek professional physiotherapy support for personalised treatment plans.

08 Dec 2025 | Channel 8 News Online Read Story

Patient Care SKH Doctor on Appendicitis Appendicitis is inflammation of the appendix that increases internal pressure, weakens the appendix wall, and can lead to rupture if undetected, allowing bacteria to multiply and infection to spread. Dr Tai Chia Hui, Associate Consultant, Department of Surgery, SKH, shared that appendicitis is common, affecting 1-2 per 1,000 people annually, with everyone having a 6-8% lifetime risk. Dr Tai explained the signs and symptoms, when to seek medical attention, treatment options and recovery after appendectomy, emphasising that early detection and prompt treatment can prevent rupture and reduce sepsis risk.

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