Dr. Quah SW

Crossroads Family Clinic

13
doctor
Singapore
PRACTISING AT
Crossroads Family Clinic
LANGUAGE
English
Mandarin Chinese
Chinese
10 Questions with Dr Quah Soon Wee
"Medicine is about helping our patients, so put our patients before ourselves."
SHORT BIOGRAPHY
Dr Quah is an accredited family physician on the Register of Family Physicians since 2014. He completed his Master of Medicine (Family Medicine) in 2016. He runs a solo GP practice Crossroads Family Clinic at Tampines North, and is adept at managing a variety of medical conditions in all age groups. He has special interests in vaccinations and chronic disease management (diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, asthma).
CREDENTIALS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
MBBS 2008 Graduate Diploma in Family Medicine (GDFM) 2013 Master of Medicine Family Medicine (MMed FM) 2016 Singapore Health Quality Service Award - Gold 2019
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25th Aug 2020 (over 5 years ago)
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25th Aug 2020 (over 5 years ago)
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Hi @curiousdaughter , it is generally safe to take panadol to relieve your menstrual cramps. Panadol is a safe medication as long as you keep to the dosage indicated...

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5th Aug 2020 (over 5 years ago)
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Hi @Lynette , varicose veins is a common problem especially in women, and the occurrence increases with age, previous pregnancy, being overweight and inactivity.
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3rd Aug 2020 (over 5 years ago)
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Hi @igotz99problemz , I am making an assumption that this is the 1st gynae (obstetrician) check-up for pregnancy.
Usually for the 1st obstetrician visit, a few things happen:
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15th Jul 2020 (over 5 years ago)
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Hi @truffle2014 , congratulations on reaching 37 weeks of pregnancy! Almost there. The cervix examination is commonly done towards the end of pregnancy. The obstetrician does this to assess...

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