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2026-04-07

Tinnitus and dry mouth after tonsillar cancer radiotherapy led to hospitalization! Integrated acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine bring new life

Two years ago, a 60-year-old man surnamed Chen was diagnosed with tonsil cancer. After completing radiation therapy, although the cancer cells were controlled, he faced severe sequelae such as tinnitus, muscle stiffness, and dry mouth. He was even hospitalized for as long as a month due to loss of appetite and physical exhaustion. Fortunately, on the recommendation of an otolaryngologist, he was referred to traditional Chinese medicine doctor Huang Feng-rong for assistance. With the integration of Chinese and Western medicine, through acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine, his discomfort was successfully improved, and recent follow-up CT scans showed no new cancer cells, and his condition was stable. United News Network United News Network Zhongtian News Network TVBS New Head News Business Today Taiwan Huabao Taiwan Good News Creation News Sees Media Ruei Media Guan Media Hut Media Exclusive Report YES News LINE TODAY LINE TODAY PChome News PChome News yahoo! News yahoo! News yahoo! News Yam News Cool Barr Life Magazine World View News Net

2026-03-30

Construction Site Accident: Complaining Only of Leg Pain Turns Out to Be Mesenteric Hemorrhage – Doctor Reveals 4 Major Life-Threatening Warning Signs of External Impact That Should Not Be Ignored

Construction Site Accident: Only Complaining of Leg Pain Turns Out to Be Mesenteric Hemorrhage; Doctor Reveals 4 Fatal Warning Signs of Blunt Force Trauma That Should Not Be Ignored A 62-year-old man, surnamed Yeh, was struck by a falling metal rod at a construction site a month ago, resulting in a laceration on his left eyebrow and severe pain in both thighs, accompanied by abdominal discomfort. The man was subsequently sent by his colleagues to the emergency room of Yuan Rung Hospital. After examination by Dr. Wang Yeh-Heng in the emergency room, mesenteric hemorrhage was highly suspected. The emergency physician immediately arranged for surgery, fortunately saving his life. Dr. Wang urged that seemingly superficial trauma may still be accompanied by deep muscle bleeding, mesenteric rupture, pelvic injury, or internal organ contusion. Delaying treatment may affect life safety. United News Network Economic Daily Liberty Times Health Network Liberty Times Health Network China Times News Network Zhongtian News Network NOWNEWS Today News ETtoday News Cloud Taiwan Good News Kuan Media Storm Media New Head News Creation News Lai Media Chinese Health Network yahoo! news LINE TODAY LINE TODAY LINE TODAY LINE TODAY PChome News PChome News Yam News Cool Barr Life Magazine Taiwan Life Network Media Watch News Reporter Breaking News Network

2026-03-23

No need for major surgery for giant liver cancer! Doctor uses "balloon occlusion technique" to shrink 11 cm tumor. 78-year-old grandpa can run and jump after the procedure.

A 78-year-old man with a long history of cirrhosis and hepatitis B, due to a lack of awareness of regular follow-ups, visited Yuan Rung Hospital, part of the Yuan Rung medical system, a month ago. A CT scan revealed two tumors in his liver, measuring 11 cm and 2 cm in diameter, respectively. Faced with the severe challenges of advanced age, multiple chronic diseases, and giant tumors, the gastroenterology and hepatology department and the cardiac catheterization center joined forces to successfully and precisely remove the lesions using a new "balloon embolic catheter" and "radiofrequency ablation." Cti News Business Today Storm Media Mutual Media Taiwan Hot News Taiwan Chinese News Pei Media New Head Line Lai Media PChome News yahoo! news yahoo! news yahoo! news LINE TODAY LINE TODAY The Exclusive News Taiwan Life Cool Barr Life

2026-03-17

Yuan Rung Hospital Holds Cancer Prevention Lecture and Cancer Screening to Raise Public Awareness of Health

Cancer has consistently ranked as the leading cause of death in the country for years. Yuan Rung medical system in Changhua County, in collaboration with the Health Bureau, the Tao Shing Yang Cancer Prevention Foundation, and the Changhua County Cancer Prevention Association, jointly organized a cancer prevention seminar and cancer screening on the 13th. Chen Kuang-Yao, Chairman of the Tao Shing Yang Cancer Prevention Foundation, stated that in recent years, they have been promoting the "Ending Cancer Harm Community Construction" model, hoping to combine local governments to jointly build cancer prevention communities. United News Network China Daily LINE TODAY PChome Yahoo News Yes News Creation News Mutual News Guan Media Lai Media New Headline Changhua People Changhua Affairs

2026-03-09

Traditional Chinese medicine reminds 'heavy coffee drinkers' to pay attention! A menopausal woman with body aches and pains actually has osteoporosis, which improved after taking 'Guilu Erxianjiao' for a month.

A 50-year-old woman sought treatment at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of Yuan Rung Hospital's Yuan Sheng Branch due to body aches. After inquiring about her medical history, Chinese medicine physician Huang Feng-Rong discovered that she had been menopausal for several years. He arranged for her to undergo a bone density examination, which revealed that her bone density was -3, indicating severe osteoporosis. She qualified for the National Health Insurance coverage for Guilu Erxianjiao, and was also treated with related medications from Western orthopedic medicine. After one month of medication, her condition improved. Dr. Huang emphasized that the National Health Insurance provides coverage for one year's worth of medication, and patients in need can inquire at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department. United News Network United UDN China Daily News World Journal Economic Daily TVBS Health 2.0 CTi News NOWnews Storm Media Taiwan Hot News NewHeadlines Inter Media PCHome LINE TODAY yahoo! news yahoo! news yahoo! news

2026-03-03

Severe Back Pain Mistaken for Recurrent Heart Attack — After Multiple Tests, the Culprit Was a Serious Gastric Ulcer

A man in his 50s previously underwent cardiac catheterization and had a stent placed after suffering an acute myocardial infarction. In recent years, he had been regularly monitoring his heart condition. However, a few months ago, he suddenly developed persistent and severe back pain located near his left shoulder blade. Suspecting a recurrence of his heart disease, he sought medical attention immediately. Examinations showed no abnormalities in his heart, and multiple specialist consultations also failed to identify the cause. It was not until Dr. Kuo Wu-hsien, director of the Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatobiliary Medicine, performed a gastroscopy that the real cause was discovered — a severe gastric ulcer. United Daily News Network UDN Video World Journal China Times News ETtoday Health Cloud NOWnews CTI News Central News Agency (CNA) The Hub News Hoo Media Storm Media Right Media China Daily News Yahoo News Yahoo News LINE TODAY PChome News Yam News (Yam 蕃薯藤) MSN News Cool Barr Life Magazine LTV News (Local News) Worldview News Network

2026-02-02

52-year-old woman suddenly fainted after exercising in cold weather and then soaking in hot springs! Yuan Rung Nephrologist Dr. Sun Shu-chun warns of electrolyte loss leading to shock.

A middle-aged woman from Changhua County recently went to a sports center, exercised, and then soaked in a hot spring for about half an hour, after which she suddenly felt dizzy and weak in her limbs, and immediately fainted and collapsed. She was rushed to Yuan Rung Hospital for emergency treatment. Upon arrival, the patient had low blood pressure and a rapid heartbeat. Blood tests and an electrocardiogram were immediately arranged. It was found that in addition to low blood pressure and arrhythmia, her blood potassium ion concentration was significantly low. She was diagnosed with 'severe hypokalemia combined with hypotension, leading to syncope and shock'. Fortunately, she was hospitalized in time, and after receiving electrolyte supplementation and intravenous fluid therapy, she was discharged safely. United News Network United Video Network China Times News Network Economic Daily News ETtoday News Cloud NOWNEWS Today News TVBS News Network Health 2.0 CTI News Network Chinese Health Network New Headlines China Daily News Intermedia Zhi News LINE TODAY LINE TODAY yahoo! News yahoo! News yahoo! News Yam News PChome News msn Police Times

2026-01-26

Changhua 68-year-old woman with 'chest pain' feared sternotomy, delayed for half a year, almost died! Da Vinci surgery, discharged in 8 days, successfully climbed Wuling with remote monitoring device.

A 68-year-old woman surnamed Pan had been experiencing heart discomfort for many years. She sought medical attention at several hospitals, all of which recommended open-heart surgery. However, Ms. Pan was terrified at the thought of a long scar on her chest and having her sternum sawn open, so she only wanted to control her condition with medication. It wasn't until she found it difficult even to climb stairs that she rushed to Yuan Rung Hospital, part of the Yuan Rung Healthcare System, for help. After examination by President and cardiologist Dr. Chang Mu-Hsin, it was confirmed that she suffered from severe mitral regurgitation, paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, and heart failure. She was immediately referred to Dr. Cheng Po-Chih, Vice President of Sha Lu Tung Comprehensive Hospital and visiting cardiac surgeon, to perform Da Vinci robotic minimally invasive cardiac surgery to treat her severe mitral regurgitation and atrial fibrillation. Now, her heart rhythm has returned to normal, she no longer needs medication, and she has successfully returned to her beloved job. UDN News UDN Video CTi News NOW NEWS Today News Economic Daily News Huchuan Media Changhua People Changhua Affairs New Headlines LINE TODAY Yam News yahoo! News yahoo! News PChome News msn Century News Minsheng Electronic Daily Police Times Taiwan People's Daily Taiwan Life Network

2026-01-19

Calf abrasion from car accident unexpectedly worsened to 'rotted almost to the bone'; the culprit for the non-healing wound is hidden in the blood vessels.

A 75-year-old diabetic woman recently suffered a skin abrasion on her right lower leg due to a car accident. She initially thought it was just a minor injury, but unexpectedly, the wound did not heal after three weeks, continued to worsen, with some tissue necrosis, almost exposing the bone. After seeking treatment at Yuan Rung Hospital's cardiovascular surgery department, it was discovered that the woman's prolonged non-healing wound was due to "dual circulatory insufficiency" in her arteries and veins. UDN News UDN Video ETtoday Health Cloud FTV News TVBS News Guan Media Hu Media Hu Media Changhua People Changhua Affairs Changhua People Changhua Affairs Chinese Health Net Exclusive Report CNEWS Enjoy News Taiwan Survey Net Chuang News Lai Media LINE TODAY yahoo! News yahoo! News yahoo! News Yam News Yam News PChome News PChome News

2026-01-12

Man's chest acne caused keloids; surgery using a biological membrane significantly improved the condition.

A male in his twenties developed a small pimple on his chest. He accidentally squeezed it, originally thinking it was just a minor injury. Unexpectedly, the wound failed to heal and continued to grow, developing into a scar over ten centimeters long and 4-5 centimeters wide, which was itchy and painful. He was afraid of strange looks and dared not swim, and even more afraid it would affect his ability to find a girlfriend, so he sought medical attention at Yuan Rung Hospital, part of the Yuan Rung Healthcare System. After diagnosis by Dr. Chen Hung-Ming, Director of Plastic Surgery, it was confirmed to be a 'keloid.' After 2 months of treatment, the condition significantly improved. UDN News Health News China Times News Central News Agency ETtoday Health Cloud NOWNEWS CTI News World Journal China News Cloud Taiwan Hot News Chinese Health Net Huchuan Media New Headlines Wealth Magazine yahoo! News yahoo! News yahoo! News LINE TODAY LINE TODAY PChome News Chuang News Taiwan Wire Report ENN Taiwan Telegraph Taiwan Life Net Taiwan People's Daily Cool Barr Life Magazine City News