General Hypothyroid
Acne Infertility
Abdominal Pain Insomnia
Allergy Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Anemia/Iron Deficiency Kidney Stones
Anxiety Knee Pain
Ankle Pain Leg Pain
Arthritis Meniere's Symptom
Arm Pain Menopausal Symptoms
Asthma Menstruation Disorder
Auto Injuries Mouth Sores*
Back Pain Migraine
Bells Palsy Multiple Symptoms
Bronchitis Neck Pain
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Neuropathy
Catch Cold Osteoarthritis
Cerebral Palsy Pancreatitis
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Pediatric Diseases
Cirrhosis Psoriasis
Colitis Piriformis
Concentration Problems Quit Smoking
Dental Raynauds Syndrome
Depression RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy)
Diarrhea Sciatica Pain
Dizziness Shingles
Earache Shoulder Pain
Eczema Sinusitis
Elbow pain Skin Disease
Eye Disease Spinal Scoliosis
Fatigue Spinal Stenosis
Fatty Liver Stomach Pain
Fibromyalgia Stress
Foot Pain Stroke
Gallbladder Disorder Stroke Induced Sequela
Genital Herpes Tennis Elbow
Gerd (gastroesophageal reflux disease) Thigh Pain
Thoracic outlet syndrome
Graves Disease Tinnitus
Groin Pain TMJ
Hand Pain Trigger Finger
Headache Vertigo
Hernia Pain Visual Problems
Herpes Women's Disease
Hip Pain Work Injuries
Hypertension Wrist Pain
Hyperthyroid  

Tennis Elbow

"I am a 44 year old retailer for lawn ornaments and outdoor flags. Six years ago I was injured while was selling and lifting wrought iron shepherd crooks. I had to lift them over my head and onto my car. I developed bilateral tennis elbow. I couldn't lift any heavy thing any more which could influence my living. I was treated with ultrasound and hot packs at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Home for five visits. There was no improvement with that treatment plus a patch with multiple pain medications. After a cycle of acupuncture 10 treatments with ingesting herbs, my pain has down to a minimum and I could lift my arm to work as normal now."
~Martin Weinberg

"I
am a 48 years female, suffered from the multiple pain as the subject about three years ago. Those injuries caused by using heavy wheelbarrows of mulch. I have been treated by Doctors under different medication, however, the Naprosyn can cause me nausea and Daypro can make me bruising. I also took the Vioxx for six months and it has not been helpful. I also see a massage therapist, a myotherapist and chiropractor for musculoskeletal problems with little or no help.

Finally, thru the Dr. Conrad Weiser recommended me to try of acupuncture, I have been seen Dr. Tao, initially to have a three times a week then reduced to once a week, I have no longer migrates my low back pain to my lower leg and elbow pain with the shoulder pain relieved as well."
~Diane Mcmakin

"I developed tendonitis in my right elbow in the summer of 1998, I first sought  relief at a chiropractor for a month in using heat and electrical stimulation, it's not working. Then he referred me to my family doctor who gave me a shot of cortisone and elbow brace which gave me temporary relief, however, in about a week the pain was back. Then my primary physician gave me another cortisone shot with the same effect-a week later the pain returned. After 4 acupuncture treatments, my elbow has improved 90% with only a tweak of pain now and then. Dr. Tao has opened my mind to where I now."
-Daniel F. Kelly


 








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Tao's Acupuncture & Herbs Center
Chung-Hu Tao, LAC.
Phone: 610-770-6201
1251 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Suite #110A,
Allentown PA.18103

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