Both Western and Chinese medicine have their uses. But this Chinese medicine doctor's practice apparently disrupted his patients' treatment plans after he
Both Western and Chinese medicine have their uses. But this Chinese medicine doctor’s practice apparently disrupted his patients’ treatment plans after he supposedly pressured them into following his. And now, their family members are demanding justice.
Ms. Yang claimed that her father had signed a “natural therapy” package with the doctor and, upon his advice, stopped taking his prescribed medicine. She initially believed the two-year treatment was going well as her father later lost weight, but in July this year, her father was admitted to the hospital for dyspnea caused by pulmonary edema.The doctor said he had kidney failure and needed kidney dialysis.
Unfortunately, his father suffered a stroke two weeks later and had to undergo an emergency operation as he had blood vessels swelling in his brain. Despite their best efforts, Mr. Yang’s father later passed away in 2020. Mr. Yang told China Press that he had attempted to report the doctor to the police, even going to a local politician for help, but it was to no avail.
In addition to the Chinese medicine doctor’s alleged malpractice, the victims’ families claim he has been extorting his patients. One claimed he charged his patient over RM10,000 to boil ginger tea for them, treat them with hot compresses made with heated red bean bags, give them a massage and provide them with various forms of ginger-based treatments.The doctor had also allegedly pressured his patients into accepting his treatments by using fear-mongering. A Mrs.
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