I am an 80-yr old male with active regularity in doing DYI work. I met Dr. Natalie Chen of WYT during pre-Covid days for a back pain which was successfully treated with acupuncture and massage. This April, I had an improbable accident working on an elevated house deck but falling BACKWARDS off it on hard garden soil. This was caused by evading an aggressive strayed dog! Almost-immediate ER visit revealed no fractured bones, spine and head injury, a miracle by all measures. However, the 8-ft fall did lead to immense back, ribs, hip & pelvic pain. Dr. Chan was able to treat my condition with acupuncture, medicated pads, and herbal medicine. The improvement was immediate.... read full review
July 2025
I started coming here for a workers injury involving my mainly my shoulder, although not yet at baseline - my shoulder has improved. So prior to my first session, my Range of Motion was comprised - RIGHT after I was able to move it more. I couldn't move my arm behind me or fully upwards. Now after each session it has much improved.
I have done massage, acupuncture and cupping. Although I am always very nervous during acupuncture, I keep going back since I know it is good for me. Since then, I feel my muscles have soften a bit and healed. I feel everything has been improving and I hope to be able to return to work.
I have been feeling dizzy, nauseous, and unsteady in walking for 3 weeks. My doctor ran extensive blood tests, but everything came back normal. ENT specialist ruled out any inner ear issue.
A friend recommended an alternative option—Chinese medicine at Wai Yan Tong. I went there and tried it, and I initially felt much better. However, when I returned in the second and third weeks, my symptoms did not improve; instead, they worsened during the treatment. Natalie suspected something serious growing in my brain. Instead of asking me to come back, she suggested I should seek urgent medical care right away. We took her advice and went to the ER where CT... read full review
I am an 80-yr old male with active regularity in doing DYI work. I met Dr. Natalie Chen of WYT during pre-Covid days for a back pain which was successfully treated with acupuncture and massage. This April, I had an improbable accident working on an elevated house deck but falling BACKWARDS off it on hard garden soil. This was caused by evading an aggressive strayed dog! Almost-immediate ER visit revealed no fractured bones, spine and head injury, a miracle by all measures. However, the 8-ft fall did lead to immense back, ribs, hip & pelvic pain. Dr. Chan was able to treat my condition with acupuncture, medicated pads, and herbal medicine. The improvement was immediate.... read full review
I started coming here for a workers injury involving my mainly my shoulder, although not yet at baseline - my shoulder has improved. So prior to my first session, my Range of Motion was comprised - RIGHT after I was able to move it more. I couldn't move my arm behind me or fully upwards. Now after each session it has much improved.
I have done massage, acupuncture and cupping. Although I am always very nervous during acupuncture, I keep going back since I know it is good for me. Since then, I feel my muscles have soften a bit and healed. I feel everything has been improving and I hope to be able to return to work.
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I have been feeling dizzy, nauseous, and unsteady in walking for 3 weeks. My doctor ran extensive blood tests, but everything came back normal. ENT specialist ruled out any inner ear issue.
A friend recommended an alternative option—Chinese medicine at Wai Yan Tong. I went there and tried it, and I initially felt much better. However, when I returned in the second and third weeks, my symptoms did not improve; instead, they worsened during the treatment. Natalie suspected something serious growing in my brain. Instead of asking me to come back, she suggested I should seek urgent medical care right away. We took her advice and went to the ER where CT... read full review