clinical assessment, differential diagnosis, diagnostic reasoning, pain assessment, persistent pain, physical examination, patient history, clinical diagnosis, treatment response, musculoskeletal assessment, Dr Win Huang
24 Aug

Dr Win’s Clinical Thinking (11) A Doctor Sees More Than a Diagnosis — They See Clues | Auckland acupuncture clinic

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Patients bring symptoms, not diagnoses. Good clinical reasoning means turning those symptoms into clues, forming hypotheses, testing them through history and examination, ruling out alternatives and continually reassessing the evidence.

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27 Jan

Heel Pain? The Problem Might Not Be in the Heel | Most Heel Pain Is Misdiagnosed Like This

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This young dancer had heel pain for 8 months. In India, she received 6 months of physiotherapy. All of them diagnosed plantar fasciitis and treated the bottom of her foot. But the pain never truly improved. When she came to my clinic in New Zealand, I found something very different during the examination. She had […]

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