Any Chinese Physician to recommend? :)

[jen18j]

Can my 3 yr old gal go for TCM for treatment of cough?

Any advice on which TCM to go?

[Jennifer]

jen18j:

Can my 3 yr old gal go for TCM for treatment of cough?

Any advice on which TCM to go?

I wld suggest you find a TCM near where you are staying or convenient to visit. Reason being TCM treatment usu. spreads over a few mths.

Which area is convenient for you?

[sheryl]

Hi Jennifer,


The TCM which you recommend in Beauty World, does he or she see adults too? Is he the only TCM there?

[Jennifer]

sheryl:

Hi Jennifer,


The TCM which you recommend in Beauty World, does he or she see adults too? Is he the only TCM there?

Hi, he sees adults too. A 1 man show.

[koppie]

Hi,


My son is seeing a TCM dr at Chong Hua Hospital. He was given the black liquid, which i need to steam to evaporate the alcohol content, for his cough.

I am having difficulting getting him to drink 10ml of it at one go. My mom and maid normally have to restrain him and force it down his throat. Needless to say, there is much struggle and tears…I was thinking this can’t go on 3x daily everyday!?

Any one has good ideas on how to get kids to swallow TCM meds without needing to resort to force?

Pls share. Thanks.

[sand]

Hi


I’ll like to recommend Dr Lim at Bukit Batok Ave 8. The TCM clinic is called Guang Ji. The doc is kind and very patient and I find the med is effective esp for cough with phlegm.

His acupuncture is very good. Usu long queue with adults and children but worth the wait.

[Picolo]

vlim:

Picolo:

[quote=\"vlim\"]can anyone recommend good tuina si fu...my lower back/ hip area will have quite acute pain when I stand too long or walk too long...

Where do you stay? I know of one good one in Yishun area. Opened last year/early this year I think. Heard Pan Ling Ling (the local actress) and some of her colleagues/ family members go there quite often. The tuina sifu is from China. My helper complained of pains in one of her arms/hands and I sent her to an Acupuncturist 2 times. No use. The pain is still about the same and didn't improve at all. Then was recommended this tuina sifu. She was there the first time and she can feel the difference of the after effect, but we were also told that the pain arised from her childhood injury, that's why she felt so painful. Luckily, after we bought her there the 2nd time, her condition improved a lot and didn't complain about pain anymore.

thanks..I stay not too far from Yishun where I used to stay before I got married...may I know the contact no and the address..thanks![/quote]

sheryl:

Can give us the name, address & contact of this tuina shifu? Need to cure my frequent shoulder & neck pain. Thanks.

Sorry, vlim and sheryl, redribbon just PM me about this and so I came back to have a peek. I just read your posts :oops:

The Chinese physician is Liu Yishi (Physician Liu). There's also another physician, Gao Xijie (Ms Gao). Too bad I stay too far from Yishun, otherwise I'll go there more often.

Fu Kang TCM Medical Services Pte Ltd
Blk 846 Yishun Ring Road #01-3625 Singapore 760846 (Second Floor - Opposite NTUC Fairprice)
Tel: 62571062

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001419397173&v=wall&ref=ts

http://blog.sina.com.cn/sgtcm

Although they operate daily, you must call them to make an appointment. They entertain walk-ins but you may have to wait quite long when they are busy.

Let me know your experience with them. ; - D

[lim_013]

this master is good, had been on/off seeking treatment from him.


Hai Meng Chinese Physician & Acupuncturist
Mr Ong HP 91073910 / tel : 64462298
Blk 36, #01-163, Chai Chee Ave, S461036.
Pls call for appt, he gets very busy, and sometime had to wait for an hour ++.

[kiasu-tweety]

My recommendation is to look for ‘‘Eu Ren Sheng’’ Senior Physicians. Many of them are good & experienced. Just pay few dollars more for consultation, as compared to seeing normal physicians. Medicine fees are the same for seeing physicians & senior physicians.

[cherrygal]

koppie:

Hi,


My son is seeing a TCM dr at Chong Hua Hospital. He was given the black liquid, which i need to steam to evaporate the alcohol content, for his cough.

I am having difficulting getting him to drink 10ml of it at one go. My mom and maid normally have to restrain him and force it down his throat. Needless to say, there is much struggle and tears..I was thinking this can't go on 3x daily everyday!?

Any one has good ideas on how to get kids to swallow TCM meds without needing to resort to force?

Pls share. Thanks.

Totally understand what you mean. My son went to a famous TCM physician Zhang Lei at People's Park for his cough and was prescribed a nasty black powder that could not be dissolved in water. It was so bitter and I had to serve it in a spoonful of honey. I was amazed at how my son could swallow it. Bravo...

I always get ready a fruity gum or tic tac for him to take right after the bitter medication. I know sugar is not good but we really have no other choice. Choose the sweet with the least sugar content.

I still depend on western medicines unless the cough drags for >a month.