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Physician
Skilled in using traditional Chinese acupuncture, acupoint thread embedding and traditional Chinese medicine-based psychological interventions to regulate various diseases.
Chief Physician
Integrates the strengths of different schools and, based on meridian, visceral-correlation, and sinew-and-bone theories, uses Ding-style tuina, Shanghai-style pediatric tuina and bone-setting tuina to treat pediatric conditions such as cerebral palsy. Treats common and difficult pediatric diseases such as recurrent respiratory infections, asthma, torticollis, anorexia, diarrhea, constipation, enuresis, night crying, scoliosis, strabismus, facial paralysis, tic disorders, developmental delay and low immunity. Provides a specialized outpatient clinic for treating pediatric diseases in summer according to the traditional “winter diseases treated in summer” approach.
冯霭婷
Traditional Chinese medicine physician; Attending physician in acupuncture and moxibustion; Registered traditional Chinese medicine physician
Treatment of acute and chronic painful conditions such as cervical spondylosis, lumbar spine disease, periarthritis of the shoulder, knee arthritis, and acute lumbar sprain. Uses appropriate traditional Chinese medicine techniques to manage chronic gastritis, indigestion, headache and migraine, insomnia, dizziness, diarrhea, and subhealth conditions. Uses pediatric tuina and other methods to manage common childhood problems such as colds, susceptibility to colds, cough, fever, food stagnation, poor appetite, constipation, diarrhea, and weak constitution. Uses integrated traditional Chinese and modern medicine techniques to manage breast hyperplasia, urinary leakage, and postpartum separation of the rectus abdominis muscles.
Associate Chief Physician
Three-dimensional balancing technique using small needle-knife therapy, together with traditional Chinese medicine and herbal medicine, for acute and chronic difficult, complex conditions, including refractory head and facial pain, neck, shoulder, lower back, and leg pain, refractory periarthritis of the shoulder (frozen shoulder), unexplained generalized neuralgia, rheumatic bone pain, postpartum rheumatism, postpartum conditioning, osteoarthritis of the knee in older adults, refractory lower back and leg pain, postherpetic neuralgia, trigeminal neuralgia, gout, cold hands and feet in all four limbs, refractory lower back pain, deafness and tinnitus, refractory hiccups, psoriasis, and scar pain.