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Specialties

930 Logan Street #101 & 102
Denver, Co 80203
720.284.1374

Licensed Acupuncturist and Practitioner of Chinese Medicine

John S. Aguilar Jr., L.Ac.

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Due to the unique nature of Chinese medicine and, specifically, the holisitc,
comprehensive nature of my practice, I do not claim 'specialties' in the
common Western sense.

I have seen patients with a similar Western medical diagnosis (eg.
'depression', 'urinary tract infection', 'allergies', etc.) come in a nd be so
different in individual symptom presentation that they receive a Chinese
medical diagnosis different from each other and, in following, different
treatments. 

Therefore, I feel that providing a list of Western medical disease
names that I claim to be able to treat would be inappropriate
and misleading because there is no one-to-one correlation between
those disease labels and underlying conditions.

What I feel would be more useful is to provide a list of 'complaints' that I
have had success in treating:

            - Mental/emotional issues - depression, anxiety, poor memory/focus
            - Sports injuries - sprains, broken bones, tendon/ligament damage
            - Allergies/Frequent Common Colds
            - Menstrual disorders - painful, heavy, irregular menstrual periods
            - Fatigue, low energy
            - Pain
            - Headaches - migraines, tension, headaches of vague, undetermined origin
            - Digestive difficulties
            - Pregnancy - support and treatment of difficulties with pregnancy, maintenance of health
            - Circulation issues
            - Addictions of varying sorts

         
           

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John Aguilar, Jr. 2008