40 Years of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Clinical Experience
Licensed in Pennsylvania state and NCCAOM certified for more than 30 years
Skilled in treating diverse conditions and diseases
Acupuncture, herbal formulas, nutritional supplements
Lifestyle consultant, exercise/fitness advisor, etc.
Dedicated to the profession, devoted to the patients
Excellent clinical attitude
Our goal is to bring harmony (balance) to everyone who comes into our office. Every system in the universe is in constant movement – the ultimate goal of this movement is to reach balance and harmony. When balance is stable, then harmony exists, and the whole system runs smoothly without any issue. This appears in the universal law, the law that also governs the human body. Balance represents health and happiness.
When imbalance occurs, people begin to feel discomfort and “sick,” and disease occurs. They will look for a doctor’s help to restore that balance – through medications, surgery, exercise, diet and therapy. In our office, we like to use the natural way to push the body back into harmony, employing methods such as acupuncture, herbal therapy and diet supplements. These techniques are proven to be safe, gentle and effective. We also try to coordinate with all other health professionals, such as internists, surgeons, gynecologists, physical therapists, chiropractors, etc. to complement one another’s expertise in restoring our patients’ balance and health.
"After months of physical therapy and many different shots in my knees. I was recommended by my son who you also helped him for some problems to Dr. Dong. After a series of acupuncture treatment from Dr. dong, Now I am back to walk 3 days a week for exercise, and happy taking care of grandchildren. I can not thank enough for Dr. Dong’s treatment. And I am deeply appreciated."
"4 months ago I begin seeing Dr Dong and within 5 visits I noticed a change in my life…. Little by little my back pain lessened and my quality of life began improving. After 4 months, I have seen significant progress. I am no longer thinking of pain every minute of every day. I would guess that my pain levels have improved by over significantly increasing my overall quality of life."
"In 1990, I had a Laminectomy due to an excruciating back pain. In 2001, the back pain returned. It was at that time when I decided to try acupuncture with Dr. Gangyi Dong. I have continued to go as a patient of Dr. Dong throughout these past years. Dr. Dong relieved me of my back pain within a few months but his “maintenance” treatments have kept me free of back pain."
"After suffering for nine years with severe pain from burning in my mouth, gums, tongue, palate and throat. (“Burning mouth syndrome”/”Oral allergy syndrome”), and after fifteen doctors could not help me, my family doctor suggested acupuncture. She recommended Dr. Gangyi Dong OMD., an acupuncture specialist. After only a few treatments, I was free of pain for the first time in nine years. Dr. Dong has also successfully treated me for other problems such as food allergies, should pain, IBS, etc. etc. Mrs. Dong, his wife, is his assistant and she is very pleasant and very attentive with appointments etc."
Addiction-alcohol, drug, smoking
Anxiety
Arthritis
Asthma
Bronchitis
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Chronic Fatique
Colitis
Common Cold
Constipation
Dental Pain
Depression
Diarrhea
Digestive Trouble
Dizziness
Dysentery
Emotional Problems
Eye Problems
Facial Palsy/tics Bell's Palsy
Fatigue
Fertility
Fibromyalgia
Gingivitis
Headache
Hiccups
Incontinence
Indigestion
IBS
Low back pain
Menopause
Menstrual Problems
Migraine
Morning Sickness
Nausea
Pain
PMS
Pneumonia
Reproductive problems
Rhinitis
Sciatica
Season Affective Disorder (SAD)
Shoulder pain
Sinusitis
Sleep problems
Sore throat
Stress
Tennis Elbow
Tonsillitis
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Urinary tract infection
Vomiting
Wrist Pain
This acupuncture model is made of copper, dating from the Song Dynasty (1027 AD) in China.
The Chief Officer of the Central Government’s Administration of Medicine, Dr. Wang Weiyi, was tasked to create this acupuncture model as a test for medical students.
The copper model is hollowed, with very small holes at every acupuncture point along 14 meridians. At test time, the whole body of the model would be covered in wax and filled with water.
The students were asked to find certain treatment points on the model, and then insert the acupuncture needles into the points.
If the insertion was correct, then after withdrawing the needle, water would flow out.
Today, the original model is housed at the Chinese History Museum in Beijing.