Follow Dr Win Huang to Learn Clinical Diagnosis (Case 13) She Thought It Was a Heart Problem — But It Was a Chest Pressure Evolving from Vomiting This case is very valuable to me. Not because it is extremely complicated, but because it shows how one problem can develop and change over time, step by […]
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Follow Dr Huang to Learn Clinical Diagnosis (Case 12) Recurrent Low Back Pain for Years — Not a Disc Problem, but the Way He Uses His Body Today I saw a very common case in clinic, but also a very meaningful one to share. This patient has had left-sided low back pain for about five […]
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Follow Dr. Win Huang to Learn Clinical Diagnosis (Case 10) Sometimes “Dizziness” Is Not Really Dizziness Last week I saw a very interesting patient. She was a 68-year-old woman of Chinese descent who came all the way from Tahiti. She was referred by one of my long-term patients. Her ancestors migrated to Tahiti many years […]
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Follow Dr. Win Huang to Learn Clinical Diagnosis (Case 9) A Long-Standing Digestive Disorder Improved Unexpectedly During Treatment for Low Back Pain This is a very interesting clinical case. The patient was an Indian man in his early forties. When he first came to see me, his main complaint was low back pain, which had […]
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Follow Dr. Win Huang to Learn Clinical Diagnosis (Case 8) Sometimes Severe Pain Is Actually Shingles Knocking at the Door The patient was a 55-year-old woman and one of my long-term patients. She had previously suffered from lower back and leg pain and had received treatment at my clinic before. Last week she suddenly called […]
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“Excellent experience with Dr Win. He correctly identified the problem with my knee and treated accordingly, relieved the pain and helped me back on my feet quickly.”
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I used three-edged needle pricking with mild bloodletting, followed by localized cupping, aiming to release fascial tension in this region.
The result was immediate.
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Following Dr. Huang in Clinical Practice (4) A 10-Year Chronic Low Back Pain: The Answer Was Not at the Pain Site, but in the Posture Some conditions are not hard to treat — they are simply misread for years. This case was a classic example of clinical reasoning correction for me. I went through layers […]
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Case 5｜Ten Years of Low Back Pain — A Turning Point from “Pain-Spot Thinking” to “Force-Line Thinking” ① Case Background The patient is a middle-aged male who had suffered from chronic low back pain for nearly ten years. Over the past decade, he had tried various treatments including physiotherapy, massage, chiropractic adjustments, and acupuncture. Each […]
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“TMJ Discomfort” with a Cervical Origin: A Reverse Diagnosis Involving the Great Auricular Nerve This type of patient can easily lead a clinician off track.He arrives with a “diagnosis” already formed — temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ). But in clinical reality, the diagnosis brought by the patient is often unreliable.The clinician’s job is not to follow […]
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