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GYNAE recommendation @ KKH pls!

2nd time mum here but didnt really vibe with my 1st gynae, so trying to find a better gynae that suits me. Now that it is my 2nd time, im more sure of what I prefer in a gynae. My 1st gynae was strictly professional and seem super busy, sometimes I feel she is rushing. Not able to do small casual talk with her. At times when I am explaining my query, she will cut me ofr and assume whatever I'm about to say. There is also lack of empathy and i kept feeling being brushed off. For my 2nd gynae that im trying to find, i would definitely prefer a female gynae that has empathy and on the friendly side! Soft spoken yet professional. And assuring please as we will always have doubts. I dont want my worry to be brushed off :( please help!!!! THANK YOU IN ADVANCE! 💗💗💗💗💗 #KKH #GYNAE #recommendation #femalegyne #CLINICL

Hey mama, I totally get it, finding the right gynae makes such a difference, especially when you need to feel heard! From what I hear around, Dr Janice Tung comes up a lot in conversations with mums who wanted exactly what you're looking for, she's known for being really empathetic and bilingual, and people say she actually takes time to listen rather than rushing through. A neighbour brought her pregnancy concerns to her and said she felt so much more reassured after, which sounds like what you need this time round. Dr Aswini Balachandran at KKH is also mentioned by some mums as being warm and professional at the same time. Since you know yourself better now, I'd say trust that instinct and maybe call ahead to chat with the clinic staff briefly, sometimes you can get a feel for the doctor's pace before you commit. All the best with your search, and I really hope you find someone who makes you feel supported this time!

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Just wanted to ask about your experience and how the recovery was for you. I have a toddler at home who still needs me for quite a lot of things, so I’m a bit worried about how to manage after the surgery. 😭 How long did it take before you could move around properly and do normal things again? Any experience or tips to share would really help 🙏 #recommendation #needadviceplease

I haven't had a torn ACL myself, but I know a few mums who've gone through it and honestly it's tough with young kids at home. Recovery timelines vary a lot depending on whether you do surgery and how your physio goes, so I'd really encourage you to have a detailed chat with your orthopaedic surgeon about what the realistic timeline looks like for you and what modifications you'll need early on. In the meantime, it might be worth thinking about who can help you during the first few weeks at least - whether that's family, a helper, or even just friends doing school runs or meal prep, because you really can't rush this one. It's better to plan ahead than end up pushing too hard and setting yourself back. Wishing you all the best with it.

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