伍榮偉醫師
DANIEL W. NG, PH.D., L.AC
Herbalist - Acupuncture Specialist
4444 Geary Blvd., Suite 211
San Francisco, CA 94118
Tel: (415) 386-7169
Fax: (415) 386-7178

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We Can Help You!Acute or Chronic Pain, Stroke Recovery, Anxiety, Digestive Tract Problems,Weakness, Allergies, Cough, Edema, Menorrhagia, Menstrual CrampOncology Support and Work Related Injuries

Advantages of Acupuncture*Safe *Effective *Low Cost *Non-invasive *All NaturalSunday Appointments available for higher costPlease call (415) 386-7169We will do our best to help you!Special Offer: Cupping Therapy available - $50 for 30 minutesProviding no-cost care for Veterans Outpatient (with authorization) and for Worker's Compensation claims through CCSF MPN

伍榮偉醫師
About Dr. NgDaniel Ng originates from Hong Kong. He is a long time San Francisco resident, and is well versed in the field of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture.Daniel received his PH.D degree in Oriental Medicine from the SAMRA University in 1986. He is a licensed Acupuncturist and Herbalist with the California Acupuncture Board, and is certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in the United States. He is a former clinical professor at the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences in Oakland, California. He has been practicing Oriental Medicine and Acupuncture for over 30 years. He has developed very unique acupuncture techniques, which often allows you to feel results after only one visit.

What We Specialize In :Allergies
Seasonal Allergy, Acute or Chronic AllergyAcute Pain and Chronic Pains
Sprains/strains of Neck, Shoulder, Low Back and Ankle. Sports Injuries, Rib Pain, Low Back Pain,
Sciatic Nerve Pain, Knee Pain, Joint Pain, Arthritis, Tendonitis, Carpal Tunnel SyndromeDigestive Tract Conditions
Ulcerative Colitis, Dawn Diarrhea, Chronic Diarrhea, Gastritis, Heart burn, ConstipationFemale Conditions
Irregular Periods, Menstrual Cramp, Uterine Fibroids, Heavy Menstruation or MenorrhagiaImmune Disorder
Chronic Fatigue, Weakness, Side Effect after Chemotherapy or RadiationNeurological Conditions
Bell's Palsy, Stroke Recovery, Trigeminal NeuralgiaRespiratory Conditions
Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Sinusitis, Persistent Cough after ColdStress and Related Symptoms
Migraine, Headache, Insomnia, Anxiety, Depression

What is Acupuncture and Moxibustion?Acupuncture is a natural traditional form of ancient Chinese Medicine. It treats disease, illnesses, injuries, and other conditions by insertion of needles to stimulate a single point or a combination of points to energize the body's functions a nd its own natural healing abilities. This in turn generates a transformation of energy flow promoting a smooth flow of qi and blood, and rids the body of blockages and stagnations that cause disease, injuries, other conditions, and stress in life. Moxibustion is heat from the burning of mugwort applied to Acupuncture points, as needles are. Moxa eliminates pathogens and combined with Acupuncture, promotes energies that generate strength in our immune systems, help prevent disease, and achieve longevity.Do the needles hurt?Acupuncture is rarely painful, although at times, with the initial contact between the needle and the Acupunture point, it is not uncommon to feel a "slight sensation". The needles used are single-use and are made from extremely thin stainless steel.Is it safe?Yes, if performed by a trained licensed Acupuncturist. Licensed Acupuncturists are highly trained in all aspects of Acupuncture to ensure patient safety.What is cupping?Cupping therapy is usually performed with glass cups. A cotton ball is soaked in alcohol and lit on fire. The fire is placed inside the cups and removed. Then the cup is quickly placed on the skin. The cup sticks to the skin, and pulls a little on the skin. This suction acts to draw out what is called stagnant energy from inside the body and bring it to the surface where it can be released. It is used in areas such as the back, shoulders, forearms, and the abdominal area when the muscles are very tight or there is discomfort from pain. Patients find that it relaxes these areas. Cupping often leaves a circular "bruise-like mark" where the cup was. Depending on the person, these marks can last a few days to about one week.How much does it cost?Initial visit: $95 - $225
Follow-up visits: $95 - $125
Herbs: $5 - $20 per bag
Sliding Scale: YesWill my insurance cover acupuncture?Most insurance companies provide Acupuncture benefits. Contact your insurance provider to learn what type of alternative care is covered and how many visits are allowed per calendar year.Accepted Insurance Plans:American Specialty Health
Anthem BlueCross and/or BlueShield
City and County of San Francisco (Worker Comp)
Intercare (Worker Comp)
Sutter Select
TriWestPlease ask about your health insurance coverage when you arrange your first visit

Contact

Dr. Daniel Ng
4444 Geary Blvd., Suite 211
San Francisco, CA 94118
Call/Text: (415) 386-7169