If any of the following symptoms have persisted for more than two weeks, a focused shoulder assessment may help identify the cause.
Ongoing pain that does not settle with rest may indicate rotator cuff injury, impingement, or early frozen shoulder and should be assessed by a specialist.
Trouble raising your arm overhead or to the side may suggest a rotator cuff tear or shoulder impingement that warrants clinical review.
Shoulder pain that disturbs sleep is a common feature of rotator cuff problems and frozen shoulder, and is often a sign the condition is progressing.
Progressive loss of movement can indicate adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder) or post-injury scarring that benefits from early assessment.
A sensation of grinding, instability, or sudden weakness may point to a labral tear, rotator cuff injury, or shoulder instability that should be examined.
Persistent pain following trauma may indicate a soft-tissue tear, fracture, or dislocation that requires imaging and specialist review.
A focused consultation to help assess your shoulder symptoms, explore possible underlying causes, and guide appropriate next steps.
Identifying the likely cause of shoulder pain through specialist assessment supports more informed management decisions and may help address ongoing discomfort or reduced mobility.
Your assessment is conducted directly by Dr Poh Seng Yew — not delegated to junior staff.
Many shoulder conditions respond to physiotherapy, injections, or activity modification. Surgery is recommended only when clinically indicated.
You will leave the consultation understanding your condition, your options, and the reasoning behind any recommendation.
On-site access to imaging and a structured follow-up plan, so you are not left navigating next steps alone.
Our clinic team will contact you within one working day to confirm your appointment.
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Our team will reach out within one working day to confirm your appointment.
The specialist will assess your symptoms, review imaging (if available), and explain your condition.
You will receive guidance on appropriate treatment options based on your condition and needs.
If your shoulder pain persists, worsens, or affects your daily activities, a medical assessment may help determine the cause and appropriate management.
Shoulder pain may be related to conditions such as tendon injury, joint inflammation, or structural issues. A clinical assessment helps determine the cause.
No referral is required to see Dr Poh. You can book directly through this page or by calling the clinic. If you have an existing referral letter or scans, please bring them to your consultation.
Dr Poh will review your symptoms and history, examine your shoulder movement and function, and look at any imaging you have. You will receive a clear explanation of the likely diagnosis and the treatment options suited to your condition.
Imaging is not always required. Dr Poh will advise if further investigation is appropriate based on your condition.
Yes – where clinically appropriate, non-surgical options may be discussed as part of your treatment plan.
Not all shoulder conditions require surgery. Treatment options will be discussed based on your condition.
Many Integrated Shield Plans and corporate insurance policies cover orthopaedic procedures performed by MOH-accredited specialists, subject to your individual policy terms. We recommend contacting your insurer or speaking with our clinic staff to confirm your coverage.
If your symptoms persist, worsen, or affect daily activities, a medical assessment may be appropriate.
Our clinic team will contact you within one working day to arrange the earliest available appointment based on your preference.
If you are experiencing ongoing discomfort or uncertainty about your symptoms, a consultation can help clarify your condition and next steps.