Michael Guojun Huang, MD

Dr Huang is an excellent physician. He is professional, friendly and has the best bedside manner.

Went to him at urging of my doctor to be evaluated and treated for Lyme Disease, Bartonella, babesia, mycoplasma, reactivated EBV, reactivated HHV-6. Refused to make eye contact with me. Refused to discuss Lyme Disease. Refuse to admit that I was sick. Refused to treat me. Told me my test results were a false negative. (All of them?) Refused to admit that Lyme invades b cells and damages the immune system, thereby allowing for the reactivation of dormant herpes viruses, as well as opportunistic infections. Refused to admit that my dementia is caused by years of untreated Lyme Disease (I am in my 40’s). He said he wanted me to see a neurologist to “explore other options.” Refused to order a PICC line for Lyme, telling me I was not that sick that a PICC line would be warranted. He took an oath in medical school to “Do no harm.” He and his colleagues have willingly broken and ignored that oath thousands of times over by deliberately refusing to administer proper medical treatment to… patients who suffer from multiple tick-borne diseases, by ridiculing very sick people into thinking that they are crazy, it is all in their head, and that there is nothing wrong with them. Meanwhile it is well-known amongst infectious disease doctors that Lyme destroys the germinal layers of the b cells, thereby making it difficult if not impossible for the body to launch an immune response against foreign invaders. This is why the blood work of very sick patients with Lyme and Bartonella have near perfect blood work - the immune system is not able to produce antibodies. The sicker the patient the more normal the bloodwork. State medical boards need to go after the licenses of every single infectious disease doctor who refuses to treat patients for Lyme Disease, and who tell patients that they are not sick.

The Staff never called me back with my test results as a new patient. I called for the results after two weeks of not hearing from them and asked them to call in my prescriptions that I need regularly from the blood work. Five days later the prescription was not called in after I called several times to remind them. I am still waiting for them to call in my prescription. Also, I had a temperature of 101.9 and felt sick and they could not squeeze in that day for an office visit.