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Dr. Chan Wing Kiu, Joanne

Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner

Registered TCM Practitioner (Reg. No.:009463)

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Dr. Chan Wing Kiu, Joanne

Specialties

Geriatric Gynecology (Menopausal Syndrome, Uterine Fibroids)Internal Medicine

Profile

Dr Chan Wing Kiu, Joanne (Reg. #009463), Bachelor of Chinese Medicine from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine. Specialises in women's health for middle-aged and elderly patients, including menopause syndrome and uterine fibroids, alongside internal medicine.

Qualifications

  • Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner (Hong Kong)
  • Bachelor's Degree in Chinese Medicine, Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine

Education

  • Guangzhou University of Chinese MedicineBachelor of Chinese Medicine

Years of Practice

3 years

Articles by Dr. Chan Wing Kiu, Joanne

Memory Lapses or Normal Ageing? TCM Explains 6 Early Dementia Warning Signs, Assessment and Prevention

Memory lapses in older adults do not always mean dementia. But when a person repeatedly asks the same question, forgets recent events, gets lost, makes mistakes with cooking, or shows clear personality changes, it should not be dismissed as ageing alone. This guide explains the differences between normal ageing and dementia, six early warning signs, common assessment methods, and how TCM may support prevention and overall function.

Feeling Tired After Meals and Waking to Urinate at Night: Are These Early Signs of Diabetes? A TCM Guide to 6 Warning Signs, Testing and Prevention

Diabetes does not always begin with dramatic symptoms. Many people notice tiredness after meals, more night urination, dry mouth, increasing abdominal fat, itchy skin, or slow wound healing before they are diagnosed. This article explains early warning signs of diabetes, who should be tested early, and how TCM may support people in the prediabetes stage.

A 75-Year-Old Mother Keeps Forgetting to Turn Off the Stove: A TCM Assessment Approach to Dementia Warning Signs

Ms Lee’s 75-year-old mother has recently begun repeating the same questions, mixing up her medication, and even forgetting to turn off the stove. Is this ordinary forgetfulness, poor sleep, or an early dementia warning sign? This article explains how TCM can assess an older adult’s memory changes step by step through the lenses of safety, cognitive function, vascular risk, sleep, constitution, and family caregiving.

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