Yar.. My hubby afraid that they would do something funny and force mommies to leave on their own accord which happen in my company before. My work requires lots of OT (they consider as standby).
Report them to MOM!
Yar.. My hubby afraid that they would do something funny and force mommies to leave on their own accord which happen in my company before. My work requires lots of OT (they consider as standby).
Hi! Just wondering if anyone has any feedback on or past experience with Dr Irene Chua or Dr Goh Shen Li, am trying to find a gynae. Thanks in advance.
Some people believe will 冲。I think it's up to your own beliefs and comfort level.
I'm with Dr Irene Chua! She's a very friendly gynae and I feel very comfortable with her, maybe also because I prefer younger gynaes as we can relate better.
I also like that she's not the pantang kind (e.g. no issues with trips to Japan, or eating cooling food - it's all up to your comfort level), heheh.
She did a good job with the stitches for my #1.
However, it might be difficult to get an appointment soon if it's your first consultation with her as her schedule is very packed. For my current pregnancy I had to visit her partner, Dr. Jonathan Wee, first for my first consultation until my next appointment with her this coming Friday. He's quite ok actually
I would normally ask the person inviting me to the event, coz while I'm ok their elders might not be comfortable with it.
Oh.. So will kind of pull down the luck for the host of the event?
May I know what is the range of consultation fees (including ultrasound) with Dr. Irene?
I think it's hard... the mom to be leave on their own because they cannot tahan. I don't think I will be informing them so fast yet, gonna wait till stable and "unable to hide" anymore. Haha!Report them to MOM!
For monthly check up no subsidies, so all go through private rates. Medicines and wards are in subsidies though as that's consider under government. Unless pregnancy need special care or referral from polyclinics then will get a fixed gynae at subsidies rate. The nurses told us waiting time may be shorter too.That is what i gathered too. will be dutied doctors. So, even if ended up opting from private doctors in KKH, will not have subsidies anymore. anyone else having the similar information?
Thanks!!! Appreciate your valuable advice!!
But I heard that we won't get a fixed doctor in government hospital is it?
My friend recommended Thompson. Is it a good choice?
Can! In moderation.One quick question, I am craving for Ikea de chicken wings, meatball and cakes.. can I eat these?
Hi all, just found out I'm pregnant few weeks back. Been searching online for information on "Where to go after you've peed on a stick and it was positive" but it seems everyone just jumps from that to immediately ---> looking for a gynae / which hospital to deliver in / signing up for antenatal packages. I was like whoa whoa whoa let's not jump the gun here. All I wanted was to find out if Baby's really in there (you know, like not ectopic or molar pregnancy). I've miscarried before in second trimester, so I just want to see the little thing and hope it's fine, you know? I just want an ultrasound scan, that simple. I called KKH TPS and they pretty much said, if you're not looking for a gynae, you just want to see your baby, you might as well just go to the polyclinic. I called some private gynaes but the charges were all way too ridiculous, not to mention you have to book at least 3 weeks in advance (feels like how some people book their wedding venues 3 years in advance).
I called up SingHealth to make sure they were able to do all of it at one location, they recommended Geylang Polyclinic as it has a radiology department and the facilities to do such ultrasounds. Ok, great! With that assurance, we went, excited for our first appointment to see Baby. 7 hours and a $80 bill later (for blood tests, whoa are they expensive), we're finally told that polyclinics don't do ultrasounds anymore, and we're referred to KKH like in 2 weeks' time. To go through all that stress for nothing, is really not worth it. So I just wanted to put this little warning up, if you're expecting to see your baby at the polyclinic, nope, not gonna happen. Save your 7 hours.
From one who has a miscarriage before, I wouldn't try going to subsidized doctors because I believe the service given to me would be subsidized as well.
My first scan with Dr Ben went well, thankfully, with the bill around $350. Due to see him again next week. But to be honest, I'd rather be paying that $350 to ensure my baby is doing OK and to let myself know that I am in good hands.
After losing one baby, you'd rather be spending thousands to be so sure that your baby is sticking with you.
I saw 3gynaes during the pregnancy that I miscarried at 8wks and through this honestly, a gynae can either make you or break you. First gynae (TMC) I saw told me at 5wks that I 'most likely' miscarried. 2nd gynae (Raffles) did a scan and found a heartbeat at 5wks. Can you imagine if i removed my baby after seeing the 1st gynae and not go for 2nd option? 2wks later 2nd gynae said growth stop. 3rd gynae (TMC) said the same and no hb but prescribed me duphaston and prostergone jab for one last hope. Now that I'm pregnant again, I chose to stick with the 3rd gynae who gave me hope and assurance that I'd be just fine.
Dr Ben gave me a jab and I'm now on duphaston and that pill is seriously driving me nuts. I'm gagging all the time and can only take in about 2mouths of food per meal. Hopefully the 1st trimester passes soon!
I just had to say, I AGREE! faced similar too, except I went to KKH aka subsidized. Gynae basically told me "o well, if you're going to miscarry, you will. No need to come back unless you're bleeding/in so much pain you're going to faint." Bad experience at the follow up checkup (3 weeks later) also.
Now I'm also with a TMC Gynae, much better. And yes, Duphaston, ughhhh
Thanks for your info
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Hi mummies here, i am currently at 5 weeks plus, edd on 1st December but could be earlier like end Nov. Went for gynae checkup tis morning. Quite disappointed as couldn't find the sac coz could be still in the early stage of pregnancy. Gynae assures tat i m pregnant as i had missed my period for 1week.. i am still quite worried. Made another appt 2 weeks later. Hopefully can see the sac and hear baby heartbeat. Really cant wait for the 2 weeks to faster arrive..
Tks for ur encouragementStill early now u will see the heartbeat in your next appt!
Can add mi in the fb group? tksI've just made my first gynae appt on 29 March. Though this is my 2nd pregnancy, still very excited and nervous about it
For those whom I missed out, please PM me your FB email address to be added.
Hi Mums,
Is there anyone here going for OSCAR? My Dr. Asked me if I want to and I just said yes (I was clueless and Dr. Was in a rush). But, honestly I am not sure if it is necessary as this is my first pregnancy and I'm 27y/o. I'm scheduled to have it next week at Thomson. It's OSCAR + 20th week scan package. I'm kinda confused if I should go or not. I was informed that the package costs around 500+.. Makes me think even more. I know I'll be keeping the baby no matter what, anyway.
I hope someone here can enlighten me or share their knowledge about these tests. Thank you and safe pregnancy to all
Hi Mums,
Is there anyone here going for OSCAR? My Dr. Asked me if I want to and I just said yes (I was clueless and Dr. Was in a rush). But, honestly I am not sure if it is necessary as this is my first pregnancy and I'm 27y/o. I'm scheduled to have it next week at Thomson. It's OSCAR + 20th week scan package. I'm kinda confused if I should go or not. I was informed that the package costs around 500+.. Makes me think even more. I know I'll be keeping the baby no matter what, anyway.
I hope someone here can enlighten me or share their knowledge about these tests. Thank you and safe pregnancy to all
When I was in my 1st pregnancy at 18yo, I still went ahead with oscar.. just in case.
I'm 26 now with my 3rd pregnancy (2nd preg ended in a miscarriage) and same been given the option to do either oscar / panorama + 20 wks detailed scan + some scan that detects high blood or something. I'm damn confused too haha!
My gynae just told me that these tests are 一分钱一分货. So the higher you pay the better the accuracy of these tests. I should be going for the panorama test + 20 wks detailed + the high blood test which is gonna cost a total of about 2.1k just to be very very safe.
If i'm not wrong.. based on the pamphlets given to me - wk 12 test is more for down syndrome. week 20 detailed scan is to check the spines etc to see if any birth defects and also if you didn't choose to do the panorama test and if your gynae hasn't been able to tell the gender of the baby then you'll be able to know during that scan.
I'm just a bit scared to do oscar since i read that sometimes results are fake positive. I can't imagine the stress that would cause me and the baby tooalmost all of my mummy frn did Oscar at 12 week...but I think no test I 100% accurate.. detail scan at week 20 perhaps tell a clearer picture? I am also not sure on all these... cox I am also expecting my 1st.. hehe... but I will be doing harmony test in my 12 week (29yo here) ... just to play safe.. cox I am on medication during my early pregnancy (which I did not know I was pregnant) and I scare that the med I took will harm my bb...
Hi Mummy Panda,I'm just a bit scared to do oscar since i read that sometimes results are fake positive. I can't imagine the stress that would cause me and the baby too
I'm just a bit scared to do oscar since i read that sometimes results are fake positive. I can't imagine the stress that would cause me and the baby too
Hello admin, can add me to fb group? thanks a lot!please add me to fb group, my email is: [email protected]
thank you!