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    Any good orthopaedic clinic around Parkway East?

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    • motherhoood_loveM Offline
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      My daughter twisted her ankle during PE and it is still sore when she walks. I’m looking for an orthopaedic clinic around Parkway East Singapore. Has anyone had a similar experience with their kids?

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        hillarypang @motherhoood_love
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        Yes, I think it is worth getting her ankle checked if it is still sore. My daughter had the same issue after her physical education subject, with swelling, bruising and pain when walking. Dr Seng Chusheng diagnosed an ankle sprain and gave her a brace to support her recovery. He is our go-to orthopaedic specialist in Parkway East Singapore, so I’d recommend him if you’re still looking for one.👌

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          sharonkhoo @motherhoood_love
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          @motherhoood_love I think getting medical attention is a good idea, but is it necessary to get specialist attention for what could be fairly minor? I would seek out a GP first and see what they say. They will refer to a specialist if they think it’s necessary.

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