A Brief Analysis of Dr. Wu Jianwen's Clinic

A brief analysis of Dr. Wu Jianwen's Clinic Everyone finds it very convenient to live in the United States, but what gives many immigrants a headache is seeing a doctor. First of all, we need to understand some symptoms...

Everyone finds it very convenient to live in the United States, but what gives many immigrants a headache is seeing a doctor. First of all, you need to understand some symptom words and introduce your medical history. Therefore, many people like to find Chinese doctors. If they have a headache or brain fever, they can communicate freely.

Dr. Wu Jianwen opened a family clinic in Chandler in 2008. Dr. Wu is a doctor of pharmacology from the United States. Was a postdoctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins University. Obtained U.S. medical license in 1999. Compared with many doctors, his uniqueness is his rich clinical experience, having done clinical work in both China and the United States, and he also has a very strong medical research background. Many people will question what this has to do with medical treatment. People who do medical research are particularly careful when reading and processing data. While watching, the word "serious" sounds easy to say, but sometimes people's lives are at stake. Many small changes in the body can have disastrous consequences if misdiagnosed. Two years ago, Dr. Wu had a new patient who needed a general physical examination because he had high blood pressure. Dr. Wu did an electrocardiogram on him. The electrocardiogram was a little abnormal, so Dr. Wu had to go to the patient to see a cardiologist. When the patient went to a cardiologist for a check-up, he was found to have severe coronary heart disease and many major blood vessels had been blocked. If not treated in time, his life would be in danger.

Recently, Dr. Wu saw a new patient whose main complaint was long-term foot edema. The patient had undergone many examinations, but no cause was found. Dr. Wu carefully collected the patient's medical history and found that the patient was taking a calcium ion antagonist. One side effect of this type of medicine is foot edema. After Dr. Wu replaced this medicine, the patient's foot swelling disappeared quickly. The conscientiousness and meticulousness of a family doctor will allow patients to detect signs of disease at an early stage and provide timely treatment. In addition, heart disease, high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia, and hepatitis are all common diseases in Asians. Dr. Wu reminds everyone to pay attention to eating habits, not to eat too much white rice, eat more fruits and vegetables, and exercise more, which is of great benefit to our bodies.

Dr. Wu and his wife Yang Yufeng were among the first batch of college students in China after the Cultural Revolution. They attended medical school in China and worked together as gastroenterologists for six or seven years. After coming to the United States, Dr. Wu continued his studies to obtain a medical license. His wife, who has many years of clinical experience, became the most experienced manager in the clinic. She even served as a Chinese translator for American doctors.

Now the professionalism of Dr. Wu’s clinic not only attracts many Chinese, but also more and more American patients.