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Twinheartzzz
26 Apr 2018 | Report
Visited Dr Ang due to a very bad ear infection. He is a very knowledgeable & caring doctor. Thanks Zenith!
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This Singaporean GP Shares Tips For Managing Fatigue In Adults And Children
Modern life can be made up of hectic routines that invariably leave people lacking in one thing or another. Proper rest is one of those things. Insufficient sleep can often lead to general conditions like insomnia or fatigue. Such problems often come with sleepless nights and numerous symptoms for both adults and children alike.
General practitioner, Dr Paul Ang, is a renowned Family Physician with a special interest in mental health. He is the founder of the Zenith Medical Clinic at Punggol West and focuses on bringing quality healthcare to Singaporeans who need it. He responded to several DoctorxDentist posts related to fatigue and how to deal with the issue. Here's what he had to say.
Complete Guide To NUS Medicine Application (2019 Edition)
I've been asked over and over again in my life for tips to successfully get into NUS Medicine.
As you can imagine, the number of requests add up very quickly. Therefore I've compiled this post so that I can stop repeating myself :-)
7 Commonly Prescribed Medications In Singapore You Shouldn't Be Giving Your Kids
Kids fall sick all the time. It's no surprise, given that they are exposed to the United Nations of Germs on a daily basis (AKA pre-school), even while their immunity is still developing.
This post covers some of the most commonly prescribed medications in Singapore that you should definitely think twice about before giving to children.
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It really depends on the size of the boil and whether it really is a "boil". Your best bet would be to show it to your usual GP or Gynecologist. If it really is a boil, the size and whether you have a fever is most important. If there is a fever, it requires more treatment, sometime...
2 Jun 2019
Hi, Perhaps the splinter is still inside. Could you head to the nearest emergency or family doctor as soon as possible to try to remove it? Usually what I would do is to numb the area, then gently scrape it with a sharp blade. Or sometimes I don't numb it, so that the patient can...
27 May 2019
You are quite right that antidepressants tend to cause weight gain. The reason for doing so is not completely understood, but doctors think that it could be related to the better mood of the patient on these medications. When the patients feel better and get well, they eat better...
14 Jun 2019
Psychosis is a serious mental illness that should be treated by the best people out there, to prevent deterioration and long term consequences. The best people out there are part of this team called the "EPIP", which stands for the early intervention program for psychosis in Sing...
14 Jun 2019
Firstly we have to be sure that it is a fungus first. We can confirm that with a skin scrape test. Then if creams don’t work, there is powder or wash to try. And also other brands and you can try to apply more frequently. And if all else fails, there are oral medications. ...
25 May 2019
Alcohol addiction is a severe mental health disorder with far reaching consequences to the physical body. For mild cases you can try to see a family physician trained in mental health. For moderate to severe cases, the NAMS in IMH is the best place to go. You can check the NAMS w...
2 Jun 2019
I cannot see the nail very clearly. But if it is a simple nail plate injury with no nail bed injury, we usually leave it alone to heal. You can see a doctor if you are concerned. Take care.
9 May 2019
I would not say that it is impossible, just because I have never seen it before. But medically speaking, it is next to impossible. That is unless the toilet paper looks like it is full of pus and bodily fluids. Otherwise most of these viruses and bacteria are actually quite fr...
9 May 2019
Thanks for the picture. It appears to be sensitive skin on first look. But I must caution you about the limitations of just looking at the picture. For a proper diagnosis you should still see a GP. If it is immediately after showering, could it be due to some of the soap or shampo...
10 May 2019
Thank you for your question. Body odour is a very subjective thing. Generally this is genetically determined. There has been some research to show that if you find an opposite sex's BO unbearable, it usually means that he/she is very genetically similar to you. The conduct of the...
6 Jun 2019
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Hi, Perhaps the splinter is still inside. Could you head to the nearest emergency or family doctor as soon as possible to try to remove it? Usually what I would do is to numb the area, then gently scrape it with a sharp blade. Or sometimes I don't numb it, so that the patient can...
27 May 2019
Firstly we have to be sure that it is a fungus first. We can confirm that with a skin scrape test. Then if creams don’t work, there is powder or wash to try. And also other brands and you can try to apply more frequently. And if all else fails, there are oral medications. ...
25 May 2019
I cannot see the nail very clearly. But if it is a simple nail plate injury with no nail bed injury, we usually leave it alone to heal. You can see a doctor if you are concerned. Take care.
9 May 2019
Thanks for the picture. It appears to be sensitive skin on first look. But I must caution you about the limitations of just looking at the picture. For a proper diagnosis you should still see a GP. If it is immediately after showering, could it be due to some of the soap or shampo...
10 May 2019
Hi, That is a very interesting question that I think many people would want to know the answer to. Well, **drum-rolls**, the answer is no. If you are not going to harm yourself or others, IMH doctors are not able to exercise the right to detain or treat you by force. Bu...
12 Nov 2018
Thank you for asking these questions for the benefit of other patients. I do not disagree with the surgical treatments proposed by the other doctors. The face and neck has good blood supply, there might be a chance a patient can be treated with repeated needle aspirations an...
15 Sep 2018
Thank you for your question and your picture. In the picture, the wound looks healed already. The healing process of this surgery is greatly dependent on the following factors and can be highly variable: 1) Surgeon factors: the technique of surgery, the after surgery care....
15 Feb 2018
Thank you for getting in touch with us. These brown lines are usually the result of pigments being deposited right below where the nail is growing. The medical term is melanonychia. There can be quite a long list of possible causes for this. But most of the time it is not somethi...
9 Feb 2018
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