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Wu, Wen-Lung Houston Acupuncture & Herb
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I am proud of the job I do and not only am I proud of my job and the happiness of my clients, but I am serious about how to help my patients. I am focused and take specific concern as to their welfare and what is best for their physical, emotional and even mental health. Nearly 3 decades of helping patients get their health back in a harmonious way, I routinely remind myself that I must tell the patients the truth and give the most accurate recommendations as early as possible. Sometimes my suggestions might not be what the patients wanted to hear, but it is my duty to give the best advice. Recently, I noticed a patient?s wife wrote a disparaging review of my services on this site. Her husband had a serious hypertension that concerned me. Rather than treating him and taking his money, I recommended that he visit his regular physician first, so that he would be aware of his condition before I gave my treatment. When a hypertension patient visits my office on the initial consultation, I immediately determine whether or not the pressure is beyond the possibility to control or the condition is very likely to cause stroke or other life threatening situations. If I find that this is the case, I suggest for them to seek emergency help by either going to hospital or back to their physicians to reduce the pressure right away without any delay. A referral of further check-ups from one physician to another does NOT suggest ineptitude; it suggests thoroughness, concern and Hippocratic responsibility. I integrate Eastern medicine as well as respect Western medicine treatments and it?s effectiveness in some cases where Eastern medicine may not be as effective. As a medical practitioner I possess an open mind to accept the best possible help for my patients. A thorough and correct diagnosis is what I give along with proper treatment or best recommendation for the patient?s well-being is the cornerstone of my personal beliefs and personal practices.\r
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