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12 Aug

Dr Huang’s Clinical Reflections (12) When One Treatment Works Immediately: Clinical Skill or Showmanship? | Auckland Acupuncture Clinic

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When pain disappears after one treatment, the result may be genuine—but what does it actually prove? Dr Win Huang reflects on immediate treatment responses, clinical reasoning and why doctors must distinguish real outcomes from explanations that go beyond the evidence.

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04 Jun

Follow Dr Huang to Learn Clinical Diagnosis (19) Palm Pain for Six Months – Why I Did Not Believe It Was Carpal Tunnel Syndrome | auckland acupuncture clinic

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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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18 Jul

a few patients with cervical spondylosis of the young age

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Recently, a few patients with cervical spondylosis of the young age, aged 20 or so, there are local KIWIs, and Chinese students, seeing their cervical MRI report, it is really sad, it seems to be the cervical vertebra of the 60-year-old. Look at this description of cervical MRI, cervical curvature straightening, cervical disc bulging, hyperplasia […]

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