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					☺Acupuncture Houston TX - West Holcombe Clinic | 
          
					
					☺Acupuncture Houston TX - South Shepherd Clinic | 
         
        
          
			
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			Houston Acupuncture and Herb Clinic at 2431 West Holcombe, Houston, 
			TX@ the 
			corner of Kirby 
			Drive and next to the Flower Corner. 
            7136665667 | 
          
			
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			Houston Acupuncture and Herb Clinic at South Shepherd Dr., Houston, 
			TX@ the 
			corner of Westheimer 
			Drive and next to the KFC. This location has been 
			servicing Houston for more than18 years.  | 
         
        
          
					
					Click here for the West Holcombe Clinic location 
					map. 
					The clinic is located at the corner of 
              Kirby Drive and 
				next to the Flower Corner. ☺TEL: 
                    713-666-5667. | 
          
					Click here for the 
					South Shepherd Clinic location map.  
					Acupuncture Houston TX-South 
					Shepherd Clinic 
					☺TEL: 713-529-8332.  | 
         
         
			
			
			Acupuncture for facial nerve pain/trigeminal neuralgia/Bell's 
            palsy/ TMJ/sciatic  
			nerve pain/sciatica/shoulder pain/ headache/migraine/arthritis/high blood 
			pressure/vertigo. 
			
			    
			Testimonials: 
            S.S.  My 
            trigeminal neuralgia has greatly improved due to taking Chinese 
            herbs. 
            It all began when I had a nerve sensitivity in 
            my right tooth when I drank anything hot.  This lasted for about 3 
            months.  When I went to my dentist and told him about this, he said 
            I needed a root canal done.   
            Now this was my front, beautiful tooth which I 
            had never had a problem with before, so I was cautious about having 
            this done.  After another month went by, I began having so much 
            nerve pain in that tooth and up into my nose on the right side.  I 
            decided my dentist was right, and I agreed to have the root canal 
            done.  It all seemed to go well, until about 2 days after the 
            procedure when all the pain came back and more.  My dentist gave me 
            antibiotics and a steroid in case there was an infection.   
            After a week went by, the pain was still 
            there.  He suggested another root canal and I agreed.  This again 
            proved to not help the pain go away.  I was then recommended to an 
            endodontist, who consulted with me, and suggested another root 
            canal.  I agreed in hopes that this was my final answer to my pain.  
            Indeed, it was not.  By this time, my poor tooth was untouchable and 
            I could not eat with it.   
            I was finding it difficult to eat, wash my 
            face, or touch it in any way.  It was like a knife in my tooth 
            socket all the time.  I only drank through straws because I couldn’t 
            let heat or cold touch that tooth with its sensitivity.  Next, the 
            endodontist recommended me to have oral surgery because he thought I 
            possibly had a bone infection.  I went along with this in hopes of 
            getting some final relief.  This was the most painful experience I 
            had ever had.  When it was over, my tooth was so untouchable and I 
            had so much pain, I could hardly stand it.  I could barely eat, and 
            washing my face caused me to cry every time.   
            The dentist then said to me that it probably 
            wasn’t a tooth problem after all.  My husband began reading up on 
            nerve disorders in the meantime, and truly felt that I had 
            trigeminal neuralgia.  I made an appointment with a neurologist who 
            confirmed this diagnosis.  I was given medication called Carbatrol 
            which I am still taking.  It has also relieved much of my facial 
            pain.  I am taking high doses though of this medication and it 
            includes many side effects.  My blood is drawn often to make sure 
            that my blood does not reach certain levels.  Therefore, I do not 
            want to take too high of a dosage and cause major problems.   
            For my back pain years ago and my fatigue, I 
            had taken Chinese herbs.  Indeed, they had helped me quite a bit to 
            go through this pain I was dealing with at the time.  So, I decided 
            to come to Dr. Wu for some herbs for my face.   
            After using his recommended herbs for my facial 
            pain, I felt a great improvement in the sensitivity surrounding that 
            tooth.  I am more able to wash my face without the huge amount of 
            pain as before, and I have more energy to endure this nerve disorder 
            that I will have for the rest of my life.   
            I am very thankful to be taking Dr. Wu’s 
            Chinese herbs and will continue on them with the hopes of someday 
            not taking the medicines that are not natural ingredients.   
            He has also given me herbs for my hot flushes.  
            I was having these flushes through out the day and night, leaving me 
            with a miserable night’s sleep even I am taking the Remifemine from 
            my family Dr..  I no longer have this problem at night at all on his 
            herbs.  And maybe I will have one or two during the day now, and 
            that is it.   
            This is a wonderful help to me, and these 
            Chinese herbs have been a real answer to my prayers for my 
            trigeminal nerve problem as well as for my hot flushes. 
			
              Wen-Lung Wu, M.S., 
            L. Ac., PHD as Doctor of Medicine 
            in China 
              
            
            Jo-Mei Chiang, B.S. L Ac., Master of 
            Medicine (China) 
            
                 Houston Acupuncture and Herb 
            Clinic, Houston, TX. 
			
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