#ttsh

[fandomrose]

Alhaitham - Stress comfort.

Hello. I love this man and I need to sit in his lap while he reads so here this is.

Just fluff, a little suggestive at the end but you can read it as a massage session instead as it's not explicit in what he's implying.

But yea not much to say.

Please enjoy 💙

You return home from another exhausting day. They seem never-ending at the moment. You plod into the house you share with your boyfriend and roommate to find said boyfriend lounging on the sofa reading. He hears your approach, having known you were due to return and removed his soundproof headphones. He puts the book face down on the arm of the chair and beckoning you to join him.

"Your back, come sit." He said simply patting the sofa next to him. You flop down intending to cuddle but he immediately stands and heads to the kitchen. 

"Stay." Is all he says. If it were anyone else you would have berated them for a lack of manners and for being treated like a dog but you knew your lover and you knew that was just how he spoke. With the least effort necessary. (Unless he's waxing poetic in a language you've never heard about your body and attitude after a passionate encounter. But that's for him to know.)

You sigh and sink into the large sofa and wait like he said, too tired to get up. You look around and note the book isn't one he'd typically read. It was a fantasy novel... one from your childhood that you mentioned brought you comfort to read. It wasn't the best written or the most original story but you loved it and now he was reading it. It touched your heart and you couldn't help but feel the stress alleviate to make room for love from your boyfriend.

As you were silently swooning about Alhaitham he returns with a cup of something herbal smelling and a plate of food. 

"Here, a tea specially blended for your relaxation and palette and dinner. You've been working far too hard lately and since work has been easy on me since being willfully demoted back to scribe. It's the least I can do."

You chuckle and smile up at him taking the tea while he sits down with the plate in one hand, wrapping his free arm around you and stroking your shoulder with his thumb.

Casual intimacy was difficult for you both at first. With you desiring it but not knowing how to go about it and Alhaitham thinking he'd hate it. But the two of you figured it out and now he loves touching you and being close, during hot days it's not unusual that he will refuse to cuddle but he'll stretch out a foot to put on your leg, always touching you in some way. 

You were swooning again but trying not to make it obvious and inflate his ego more. But when you chance a look at his face he had a small smirk and a cocky look in his eyes. He could read you like an overly complicated 347 page philosophical thesis on silent languages.

"Thank you Alhaitham, this means a lot already."

"Hm you don't need to say it, I can see how grateful you are. You're an open book to me. I'm just glad it's helping, even if I knew it would." 

"Ttsh, arrogant ass" you say with nothing but love in your voice. In response he chuckles and squeezes you with his arm.

"Now, now, is that any way to treat your extremely generous and caring lover?" 

You sip your tea dramatically, "you know I mean it with love darling."

"Hmm, yes of course you are head over heels for me. You love this arrogant ass. How could you not." You sigh, meaning to sound faux annoyed but it just sounded blissful instead. He was only this dramatic and faux arrogant with those he truly cared for.

"Indeed how could I not-" In a smooth move you take his hand from your shoulder and press a kiss to the back of it before placing it back on your shoulder. You hear him chuckle in a way that makes your heart flutter. He kisses the top of your head before picking up his book again.

"Come on eat, you'll need the energy."

You could feel your face heat at the implications and you can just imagine his smug face. So you decide to play innocent.

"Why? The day is almost over."

He chuckles again and squeezed your shoulder. "Because someone looks like they could use some stress relief. If someone wants of course. If not we can skip straight to the bath."

You chuckle and sigh. "'Stress relief' hmm? That does sound nice."

"Then stress relief it is my كنز. Then the bath, you'll need it. Now eat L'amour de ma vie." 

"Alright alright love" you quickly eat, ready for what sounds like the best evening in a while. Moments like this remind you that no matter what happens during the day, your loving boyfriend will be there for you.

[menaqueen]

After a long half-day day, I waited at ttsh. Decided to return back to Jem take teabreak

[lioncitblogger]

Everything You Need to Know About Knee Surgery in Singapore

Knee pain can disrupt your daily life, making even simple tasks a challenge. In Singapore, advancements in medical technology and surgical expertise have made knee surgery a reliable solution for restoring mobility and improving quality of life. Whether you're exploring treatment options or preparing for surgery, this guide will provide valuable insights into knee surgery Singapore.

Why Choose Singapore for Knee Surgery?

Singapore is a global leader in healthcare, offering state-of-the-art facilities and highly skilled orthopaedic surgeons. The country’s focus on minimally invasive techniques and enhanced recovery protocols ensures that patients experience faster healing and better outcomes. When it comes to knee surgery Singapore, patients benefit from world-class care designed to meet their specific needs.

Types of Knee Surgery Available

Total Knee Replacement (TKR)

Total knee replacement involves replacing the damaged joint with artificial implants made of metal and plastic. This procedure is ideal for severe arthritis or joint degeneration. Singapore hospitals, such as Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) and Singapore General Hospital (SGH), are known for their expertise in robotic-assisted TKR, which enhances precision and minimizes recovery time.

Partial Knee Replacement

For patients with damage confined to one part of the knee, partial knee replacement is a less invasive option that preserves healthy tissue. It offers quicker recovery compared to total knee replacement.

Knee Preservation Surgery

This procedure focuses on maintaining the natural knee joint by repairing torn cartilage, regenerating tissue, or realigning bones to reduce stress on the joint. It's an excellent option for younger patients or those with early-stage arthritis.

Arthroscopic Surgery

A minimally invasive technique used to treat ligament injuries or remove damaged cartilage. Arthroscopy is a popular choice among athletes and active individuals.

Preparing for Knee Surgery

Consult a Specialist

Choosing the right surgeon is critical. Look for fellowship-trained orthopaedic specialists with extensive experience in procedures like total or partial knee replacements.

Understand the Procedure

During consultations, discuss your options thoroughly. Make sure you understand the risks, benefits, and expected recovery timeline.

Pre-Surgery Preparation

Attend preoperative classes to learn about post-surgical care. This preparation can significantly improve recovery outcomes.

Recovery After Knee Surgery

Singapore’s healthcare providers emphasize enhanced recovery protocols, allowing many patients to begin physiotherapy within 24 hours of surgery. Clinics specializing in knee surgery Singapore offer tailored rehabilitation plans to help patients regain mobility quickly and safely.

Costs of Knee Surgery in Singapore

The cost of knee surgery in Singapore varies depending on the type of procedure and hospital chosen. Total knee replacement typically ranges from $30,000 to $40,000 at private hospitals. Many expenses can be covered by Integrated Shield Plans or corporate insurance policies. Be sure to discuss financial options with your healthcare provider before proceeding.

Is Knee Surgery Right for You?

If chronic pain persists despite non-surgical treatments like physiotherapy or medications, it may be time to consider surgery. Consult an orthopaedic specialist to determine whether procedures like total or partial knee replacement are suitable for your condition.

Take the First Step Toward Pain-Free Living

Singapore offers unparalleled medical expertise and advanced technologies for knee surgery. Whether you’re dealing with arthritis or recovering from an injury, you can trust Singapore’s healthcare system to deliver exceptional results.

Learn more about knee surgery Singapore today!

[omgrubberduckie-blog]

adhoc

i am trying to figure why am i feeling this way - completely down, unmotivated

having to go back to work after 3 weeks of inactivity, having to familiarise myself with all the new workload

my exercise and workload being all out of whack

having to do a journal critique that i am totally unmotivated for

the fear of having to return to ttsh, doing calls, feeling overwhelmed, unaccustomed to acute medicine

how will i surmount all of these fears...

perhaps i will need to think about how i have surmounted these in the past....or maybe think about how they dont matter in the short term right now

what in the long-term will keep me motivated? honestly, my life really shouldn't revolve around medicine....

[colonoscopycostsingapore]

A Complete Guide to Colonoscopy Screening in Singapore: What You Need to Know

Colonoscopy screening is a vital procedure that allows doctors to examine the colon and rectum for signs of abnormalities, including polyps and cancer. In Singapore, where colorectal cancer is one of the leading cancers among men and women, regular colonoscopy screenings play a crucial role in early detection and prevention. This guide covers what colonoscopy involves, why it’s essential, and how to prepare for and access screening in Singapore.

What is a Colonoscopy?

A colonoscopy is a diagnostic procedure performed by a gastroenterologist using a flexible tube with a camera at the end (colonoscope). The colonoscope is inserted into the rectum and allows the doctor to visualize the colon’s inner lining. During the procedure, the doctor can detect and even remove polyps, which may be pre-cancerous, and perform biopsies on any suspicious tissue.

Why Colonoscopy Screening is Important

Colonoscopy Screening is highly recommended for individuals at risk of colorectal cancer or those experiencing symptoms such as:

Unexplained weight loss

Blood in stool

Persistent abdominal discomfort

Changes in bowel habits

Regular screenings help in the early detection of colon cancer when it’s most treatable. Polyps and early-stage cancers often have no symptoms, making screening essential for catching these issues early.

Who Should Get a Colonoscopy in Singapore?

Average-Risk Individuals: In Singapore, the Ministry of Health recommends that individuals aged 50 and above undergo a colonoscopy every 10 years if they are at average risk of colorectal cancer.

High-Risk Individuals: Those with a family history of colorectal cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, or a history of polyps may need to begin screening earlier and may require more frequent monitoring, usually starting at age 40 or even earlier.

Symptomatic Individuals: Regardless of age, anyone experiencing symptoms suggestive of colon issues should consult a doctor for evaluation, which may include a colonoscopy.

Preparing for a Colonoscopy

Preparing for a colonoscopy typically involves a bowel cleanse to empty the colon. Patients are usually given instructions to:

Modify Diet: A low-fiber diet is recommended a few days before the procedure, followed by a clear liquid diet 24 hours before.

Bowel Prep Medication: Patients are instructed to take a laxative or bowel prep solution the day before the exam, which clears the colon for better visualization.

Medication Adjustments: Patients taking medications, especially blood thinners, should consult their doctor about any necessary adjustments before the procedure.

What to Expect During the Procedure

A colonoscopy generally takes 20 to 30 minutes and is conducted under mild sedation to ensure patient comfort. During the procedure:

Sedation: Patients are given sedatives to relax and minimize discomfort.

Procedure: The doctor will guide the colonoscope through the rectum to the colon, examining the lining and removing any polyps or abnormal tissue.

Recovery: Patients are monitored post-procedure as the sedative wears off, and most can go home the same day.

Where to Get a Colonoscopy in Singapore

Singapore has several options for colonoscopy screenings:

Public Hospitals: These include Singapore General Hospital (SGH), Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH), and National University Hospital (NUH), which offer reliable and affordable screening services.

Private Hospitals and Clinics: Facilities like Mount Elizabeth Hospital, Gleneagles Hospital, and private gastroenterology clinics offer flexible scheduling and shorter wait times.

Cost of Colonoscopy Screening in Singapore

The cost of a colonoscopy in Singapore varies:

Public Hospitals: At public hospitals, the cost may range from SGD 800 to SGD 1,500. Patients can use Medisave to offset up to SGD 1,250 of the cost, and additional subsidies may apply for Singapore citizens.

Private Clinics: At private clinics, the cost ranges from SGD 1,500 to SGD 3,000, depending on the clinic and the complexity of the procedure. Many private insurance plans cover part or all of the cost, so it’s advisable to check with your insurance provider.

Risks and Considerations

While colonoscopy is a safe procedure, some risks exist, including bleeding, particularly if polyps are removed, and rare complications such as perforation of the colon. The chance of complications is very low, and the benefits of early detection far outweigh these risks. Singaporean healthcare facilities maintain high safety standards, making complications even less likely.

Why Choose Singapore for Colonoscopy Screening?

Singapore offers advanced medical infrastructure, skilled specialists, and streamlined access to both public and private healthcare, making it an ideal location for preventive screenings like colonoscopy. The benefits of undergoing a colonoscopy in Singapore include:

Experienced Specialists: Singapore is home to highly trained gastroenterologists with expertise in early detection and treatment of colorectal issues.

Advanced Technology: Hospitals and clinics in Singapore are equipped with state-of-the-art endoscopy equipment, ensuring accurate and comfortable screenings.

Subsidies and Insurance Support: Medisave and MediShield Life offer substantial support for screening, making it more accessible for residents.

Final Thoughts

Colonoscopy screening is an essential preventive measure for colorectal health, especially for those over 50 or with risk factors. Singapore’s combination of experienced healthcare professionals, advanced medical facilities, and accessible financial support makes it an ideal place for this critical screening. Scheduling regular colonoscopies can lead to early detection and treatment, improving outcomes and potentially saving lives.

[crosstreetmedical]

STD Screening Singapore: Where to check STD Singapore?

In Singapore, you can get an STD screening at several locations, including:Singapore General Hospital (SGH), National University Hospital (NUH), Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH), Changi General Hospital (CGH), and other public hospitals offer STD screening.Many private clinics across Singapore offer confidential STD screenings.

[nuovaalta2]

$TTSH #

The financial results for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2023 will be released at 7:00 a.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, February 29, 2024. https://csimarket.com/stocks/at_glance.php?code=TTSH&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[74swatch-blog]

~ eeg. Better medical use for bed bounds patients instead of needless spyings. Eeg apparatus for good causes. Cc Singtel. Ttsh. Secret police. Tkh.inc. Abn. Dci. Get well soon mum. Move again mum. #Best-Practice.

[floatingbroccoli]

Nov 2023 Obessions

00's chinese songs

Teochew style grouper

Clip fringe before sleep

TTSH vegetarian stall hasbrown 2.0

Rewatching New Girl

Taobao plates

[fmarkets]

Tile Shop Holdings Inc Surges in Value Despite Quarterly Earnings Dip ? Strong Potential Shines Through https://csimarket.com/stocks/news.php?code=TTSH&date=2023-11-04175309&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[grandmastories]

M admitted to ttsh on 14th aug 23..was on dangerous list

[jordanssynths]

The combo: TTSH 2600, ARP Sequencer. #knobcon #analog #synthesizer #synth #production #gear #electronic #arp #ttsh #2600 #sequencer #modular #diy #wave (at Hyatt Regency Schaumburg Chicago) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnhlX_cAuJ-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=13d5dy3bedw7e

[teelippy]

❤️‍🩹Thanks everyone 🙏I am OK, just sore knee now. 2+hrs of surgery I am awake and out from surgery. I remember trying to count up until the gas took over and I knocked out. I counted to 18. Next thing I know I woke up, initially felt choking when I woke and I was hyperventilating, gasping for breath, maybe that’s how when NEO woke up from the matrix felt like, with all those tubes inside the throat.. haha 😛 Now much better and feeling more conscious. Waiting Dr review later and to understand what operations has been done to my knee. It’s a keyhole surgery, hope they able to repair my meniscus tear and other issues in my knee. REALLY thankful to my dear friend who helped me to the hospital and definitely the entire surgical team that aided me. It was interesting the surgeon talked to me for a while just before my surgery, topics about the type of joint surgery to state of medicine and even politics and COVID matters. It was quite an intellectual conversation. 👍 time to heal. Thank you to everyone’s thoughts and prayers 🙏appreciate ❤️‍🩹#daysurgery #TTSH #kneemeniscussurgery #keyholesurgery (at Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CY58SjzFo4C/?utm_medium=tumblr

[colonoscopycostsingapore]

Understanding Colonoscopy: A Vital Procedure for Early Detection in Singapore

A colonoscopy is a key medical procedure used for early detection of colon cancer and other gastrointestinal conditions. In Singapore, where medical advancements and healthcare awareness continue to grow, colonoscopies are becoming an essential part of preventive healthcare. This blog will provide you with all the information you need to understand the procedure, its importance, and how to access Colonoscopy Singapore services.

What is a Colonoscopy? A colonoscopy is a diagnostic procedure that examines the inner lining of the large intestine (colon and rectum) using a thin, flexible tube with a camera attached. It helps doctors detect abnormalities like polyps, cancer, and other gastrointestinal issues.

Why is Colonoscopy Important?

Early Detection of Colon Cancer Colon cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths in Singapore. However, when detected early through screening like colonoscopy, the chances of successful treatment increase significantly.

Preventive Care A colonoscopy can identify pre-cancerous polyps. Once detected, these polyps can be removed before they develop into cancer, reducing the risk for patients.

Diagnostic Tool for Other Conditions Apart from cancer detection, colonoscopy can also help diagnose conditions like inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), diverticulitis, and chronic diarrhea.

Who Should Consider a Colonoscopy?

People Aged 50 and Above In Singapore, individuals aged 50 and above are advised to undergo routine screening. The risk of colon cancer increases with age, and early detection can make a significant difference.

Family History of Colon Cancer Those with a family history of colorectal cancer or genetic conditions such as Lynch syndrome may need to start screening earlier, sometimes as early as their 40s.

Individuals with Symptoms Symptoms like unexplained weight loss, persistent abdominal pain, or changes in bowel habits should not be ignored. Your doctor may recommend a colonoscopy to identify the underlying cause.

The Procedure: What to Expect?

Preparation Before the procedure, patients must undergo bowel preparation, which involves drinking a laxative solution to clear the colon. This is crucial for ensuring that the doctor has a clear view during the examination.

During the Procedure The procedure usually takes about 30-60 minutes and is performed under sedation. A small camera is inserted into the colon through the rectum, allowing the doctor to examine the intestinal walls.

Post-Procedure After the colonoscopy, patients may experience mild discomfort like bloating or cramping, but these symptoms typically subside within a few hours. Results are usually available shortly, and your doctor will discuss any findings.

Where to Get a Colonoscopy in Singapore?

Public Hospitals Institutions like Singapore General Hospital (SGH), National University Hospital (NUH), and Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) offer colonoscopy services at affordable rates.

Private Clinics Private healthcare providers such as Mount Elizabeth Hospital and Raffles Medical Group also offer comprehensive colonoscopy services. While more expensive, they often provide quicker access to appointments.

Costs and Subsidies In Singapore, the cost of a colonoscopy varies depending on whether it's done at a public or private institution. Public hospitals typically offer more affordable options, and subsidies may be available under the Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) and Medisave for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents.

Conclusion A colonoscopy is a crucial preventive measure that can detect early signs of colon cancer and other gastrointestinal conditions. With the availability of both public and private healthcare facilities in Singapore, residents have access to quality care. Regular screening, especially for those aged 50 and above, is vital for maintaining long-term health and preventing serious conditions.

[hotstudiogear-blog]

You can only pick 5.. which ones are you taking? @sid_tangerine • • • • • • • • • • #tr909 #arp2600 #ttsh #arpoddyssey #roland #sh1 #system100 #tr09 #mc202 #tb303 #tr606 #doepfer #darktime #buchla #buchlaeasel #musiceasel #somalaboratory #lyra8 #elektron #analogrytm #octatrack #dreadbox #dreadboxabyss #FACTmusicstudios #FACTmusicgear #techno