Don’t let your pain become chronic. Get quick medical care from our specialist team of doctors and physiotherapists.
Schedule a same-day consultation with Spire Hand Centre now.
Don’t let your pain become chronic. Get quick medical care from our specialist team of doctors and physiotherapists.
Schedule a same-day consultation with Spire Hand Centre now.
Our hand and wrist specialists have trained overseas and have years of experience in treating hand and wrist conditions.
We ensure appointment times are short for your convenience and peace of mind.
We focus on non-surgical and minimally invasive solutions. Surgery is always the last resort.
They can lead to long-term damage and chronic conditions.
If your wrist pain is keeping you from getting active, you’re clearly in need of help!
It’s important to get to the root of your pain for the best treatment.
HAND AND WRIST FRACTURES
Hand and wrist fractures happen when there is a break or crack in one of the bones in your hand because of trauma from a fall, an accident or other injuries.
CARPAL TUNNEL
Carpal tunnel syndrome happens when there is increased pressure on the median nerve in your wrist, causing pain, numbness, tingling and weakness in the hand and wrist.
TRIGGER FINGER
Trigger finger happens when your fingers or thumb lock when you bend them, usually after repetitive gripping actions.
HAND ARTHRITIS
Hand arthritis is a condition in which there is pain, inflammation and stiffness in the joints of your hand.
CONGENITAL HAND DEFORMITIES
Congenital hand deformities are various conditions that affect the formation and function of your child’s hands during foetal development, including webbed, shortened, extra and missing fingers.
Highly experienced specialists with a strong focus on minimally invasive surgeries and minimal pain with fast recovery
Hassle-free recovery from diagnosis to rehabilitation all housed under one centre
Same day appointments available
The 2 branches conveniently located a few minutes from Novena and Orchard MRT stations
Procedures and treatments are eligible for medical claims
You will need to avoid or modify certain activities, such as typing, cooking and carrying things. This ensures that your hand is not overexerted.
Prescription and over-the-counter pain-relief drugs are available to reduce inflammation and reduce pain.
There are mulitple injectable options that can help lubricate a joint or reduce the inflammation to minimise pain.
Physical therapy, which includes stretching and strengthening exercises, helps with recovery by reducing pain and improving your range of motion.
Surgery is always a last resort, it will only be considered when you’re still in pain after trying non-surgical and minimally invasive treatments.
Step 1:
Arrange for same day appointments at our clinic
Step 2:
Consult with our orthopaedic specialists to understand your condition and history
Step 3:
Proceed to MRI, CT scans, or X-ray within the same day (if required)
Step 4:
Get a treatment plan tailored to your needs from our orthopaedic specialists
Step 5:
Begin your comprehensive treatment within days.
Step 1:
Arrange for same day appointments at our clinic
Step 2:
Consult with our orthopaedic specialists to understand your condition and history
Step 3:
Proceed to MRI, CT scans, or X-ray within the same day (if required)
Step 4:
Get a treatment plan tailored to your needs from our orthopaedic specialists
Step 5:
Begin your comprehensive
treatment within days.
DR CHEE KIN GHEE
Specialist Hand Surgeon
Complex hand, wrist and upper limbs injuries, wrist and finger joint replacement, minimally invasive hand and wrist surgery, and nerve compression release surgery.
DR CHEE KIN GHEE
Specialist Hand Surgeon
Complex hand, wrist and upper limbs injuries, wrist and finger joint replacement, minimally invasive hand and wrist surgery, and nerve compression release surgery.
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Whenever there is swelling, you first have to do ice therapy because this helps reduce inflammation by decreasing blood flow to the injured area.
If swelling is already managed, you can then do heat therapy to increase blood flow and promote regeneration.
The use of alternating hot and cold therapy is also recommended for rehabilitation after strenuous exercise regimes.
If the pain is persistent and interfering with your daily activities, it could be serious. Swelling and deformity are other signs to look out for.
If you experience pain after resting and icing your injured area, you are advised to immediately consult an orthopaedic specialist.
Delaying consultation may result in a more serious injury.
At Spire Hand Centre, we focus first on non-surgical and minimally invasive treatments for hand and wrist injuries. This includes activity modification, physical therapy, and pain medications.
Yes, hand and wrist pain can be a symptom of various conditions such as diabetes, thyroid disorders or autoimmune diseases. A healthcare professional can help determine the cause.
Healing depends largely on your overall health, body type, and lifestyle. With proper care, rest, and therapy, your hand can heal after several weeks from your procedure.