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LATEST ARTICLES
Find out if haemorrhoids go away on their own and explore treatment options in Singapore.
In this article, we discuss the root causes of gallstones and examine treatment options for those seeking lasting relief, including gallbladder removal.
Educate yourself with the risk factors of gallstones, which can sometimes lead to complications that require urgent surgical removal of the gallbladder.
Have you wondered if your hernia can resolve on its own? Learn more about what a hernia is and what can happen if it is left untreated.
Haemorrhoids can make toilet trips uncomfortable. Find out how you can prevent haemorrhoids with these tips.
Hernia is a painful condition that is felt in your abdomen. Find out the types of hernia, the symptoms, treatment options, and when to consider surgery.
Toilet trips need not be painful anymore. Learn more about hemorrhoids, its symptoms, and when surgery is necessary.
Wondering why you’re having upper abdominal pain? Read about the common causes.
LATEST MEDIA
Food poisoning vs stomach flu: What’s causing your nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea?
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A Q&A about robotic surgery for treating colorectal diseases with Dr. Dean Koh at Ask The Doctors magazine.
Gain insights on anal fistula, from the sharing given by Dr Charles Tsang, an colorectal surgeon in Singapore. He was featured on a local Chinese newspaper article.
“Importance Of Lifelong Learning In The Healthcare Sector – Dr Dean Koh” from MONEY FM 89.3 by SPH RADIO. Released: 2020. Genre: Podcast.
Based on the provided Lianhe Wanbao newspaper article dated August 12, 2019, this report discusses a concerning trend of colorectal cancer affecting younger individuals locally. It highlights the case of a 37-year-old man who was diagnosed with colorectal cancer after experiencing frequent abdominal pain and diarrhea, initially mistaking them for minor stomach problems. A colorectal surgeon quoted in the article confirms this trend and stresses the critical importance of early diagnosis and screening for better treatment outcomes. The article further emphasizes this point with the case of a 63-year-old woman who was diagnosed with stage three cancer during a routine check-up, urging the public not to ignore symptoms and to undergo regular screenings to detect and remove precancerous polyps before they become malignant.