Dr Huang’s Clinical Reflections brings together thoughts developed through more than 40 years of practice. The series explores clinical judgment, medical experience, patient care and the questions that continue to shape how Dr Win Huang understands medicine.
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Follow Dr Win Huang through real clinical cases and see how the patient’s history, pain pattern, physical findings and response to treatment are brought together. This series focuses not on fixed treatment formulas, but on the clinical reasoning behind assessment and treatment decisions.
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Not every patient with low back pain should receive acupuncture immediately. This patient initially appeared to have a psoas muscle injury, but conflicting examination findings suggested another possibility. Rather than confirming his first impression, Dr Huang reconsidered the diagnosis and referred the patient for emergency evaluation. Clinical reasoning is not about proving yourself right—it is about recognizing when new evidence
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Teresa Clinical Reflection is a growing collection of clinical observations and reflections inspired by everyday practice. Through a Traditional Chinese Medicine lens, Teresa Shen explores common health conditions, recovery patterns, lifestyle influences, and the body’s natural ability to heal.
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Dr Huang identified clues pointing toward proximal median nerve irritation. This case highlights the importance of questioning small details that do not fit the expected diagnosis.
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