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Started service in 2009
Humanity and Health Medical Group was established in 2009 and is located in the heart of Hong Kong. The center has internationally recognized diagnostic technology and equipment, and advanced medical and laboratory instruments provide accurate medical diagnosis. The center has always emphasized precision medicine, combined with personalized care, to provide a variety of specialist medical services; specialist medical services include gastroenterology and hepatology, surgery, oncology, obstetrics and gynecology, neurosurgery, cardiothoracic surgery, cardiology, etc. We plan to continue to expand and add more medical service categories in the future, in order to provide patients with comprehensive services that meet customer needs. We also hope that they can receive treatment in a quiet and comfortable environment with peace of mind.
Comprehensive medical and nursing services
Since the opening of the center, we have been doing our best to continuously introduce advanced medical equipment, improve the environment inside and outside the center, become partners with many specialist doctors, and hire qualified nursing staff and technical personnel to ensure that patients receive appropriate medical and nursing services and achieve universal care.
Hepatitis B (HBV) is caused by the HBV virus. Nearly one in ten adults in Hong Kong are carriers of HBV. The virus is transmitted through the placenta to the fetus, contact with infected blood or instruments, sexual contact, etc. HBV can cause acute hepatitis, and can also lead to chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis or liver cancer. The liver is the main organ of the body's metabolism and is responsible for many important tasks, such as breaking down toxins, providing energy, producing essential proteins for the human body, regulating hormones, minerals and vitamin supply, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to have regular hepatitis B liver tests to ensure liver health.
The liver of patients with chronic liver disease is always in an inflamed state, liver cells are constantly damaged, and the liver gradually forms fibrosis. When the fiber accumulates too much, it will progress to cirrhosis. In addition to leading to liver failure, cirrhosis is also the main cause of liver cancer.
Hepatitis C (HCV) is caused by the HCV, which is divided into 6 genotypes. All genotypes can cause acute or chronic hepatitis, the latter of which can develop into cirrhosis or liver cancer. HCV can be transmitted through the mother, blood (such as sharing syringes), and sexual contact. The incubation period of HCV is 2 weeks to 6 months. Possible symptoms include yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes, fatigue, abdominal discomfort, and darker urine color such as tea. Confirmed HCV patients need to undergo regular blood liver function and physical examinations and follow-up to ensure liver health.
Liver cancer is the fifth most common cancer in Hong Kong, and there were approximately 1,800 new cases of liver cancer in 2019. Liver cancer has no obvious symptoms at first, and in many cases it is already in the late stage when it is discovered, with a higher mortality rate. Therefore, high-risk individuals such as hepatitis B carriers, chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis patients should undergo liver function and alpha-fetoprotein serum tests every 6-9 months, and liver ultrasound examinations to detect any abnormalities or tumors as early as possible and receive treatment. The general public, especially those at high risk of fatty liver and liver fibrosis such as those who are obese, alcoholic, lack of exercise, and patients with three highs, are also advised to undergo regular liver examinations.
The human liver contains little or no fat. When the fat in the liver exceeds 5% or 10%, it can be defined as fatty liver and moderate fatty liver respectively. Fatty liver can be divided into two categories, namely non-alcoholic fatty liver and alcoholic fatty liver. The former is caused by excessive obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and blood lipids caused by unbalanced diet, while the latter is caused by excessive alcohol intake. Fatty liver has no symptoms in the early stage. Many people only find that there is a problem with the liver when the condition is serious and scars (i.e. fibrosis) appear in the liver and then become cirrhosis with symptoms such as vomiting, vomiting blood, blood in the stool, yellow eyes and skin, and abdominal distension. Fatty liver can even lead to liver cancer. Therefore, regular liver examinations can help detect fatty liver and receive treatment early, thereby reducing the risk of progression to liver fibrosis and cirrhosis.
Gastroscopy uses a flexible tube to enter the upper gastrointestinal tract through the mouth to observe whether there is inflammation, ulcers, tumors, suspected internal bleeding or other conditions. If necessary, tissue samples can be taken for testing and diagnosis, and polypectomy can also be performed.
2019 Coronavirus Vaccination Programme
Citizens can make an appointment to receive the vaccine at private clinics' COVID-19 vaccination stations, or make an appointment directly with private doctors and clinics participating in the vaccination program to receive the Sinovac vaccine or Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
Hong Kong residents aged 6 months to under 18 years and 50 years or above can choose to receive influenza vaccination at the same time for free at designated vaccination sites. For details, please click here . Eligible persons can make an appointment for both vaccines at the same time through this system.
If you wish to receive the 2019 coronavirus vaccine at our center, please select the following vaccination location in the reservation system:
mRNA COVID-19 vaccine Toddler formulation
Private clinic COVID-19 vaccination station
CENTRAL - 9 Queen's Road Central (Room 1401-02)
by Humanity & Health Medical Group
Colonoscopy is a procedure that uses a flexible tube to enter various parts of the colon from the anus, including the sigmoid colon, descending colon, transverse colon, ascending colon and cecum, to observe whether there is inflammation, ulcer, tumor or lesion. If necessary, tissue samples can be taken for testing and diagnosis, and polypectomy can also be performed.
Traditional hemorrhoidectomy can treat more serious hemorrhoids. Both internal and external hemorrhoids can be removed, but the trauma is relatively large. The operation takes about an hour. Circumferential hemorrhoidectomy (hemorrhoid gun surgery) Circumferential hemorrhoidectomy is currently the most commonly used surgical method for hemorrhoid removal. The hemorrhoid gun is used to push the loose and prolapsed tissue back into the anus for correction and removal. There is basically no exposed wound after the operation, the pain is mild, and the recovery time is greatly shortened compared to patients undergoing traditional excision surgery. Doppler ultrasound-guided hemorrhoid artery ligation (HAL) Doppler ultrasound-guided hemorrhoid artery ligation (HAL) uses ultrasound to accurately detect the location of hemorrhoidal blood vessels and ligate them to cut off the blood supply to the hemorrhoids, causing them to wither and die. HAL has been popular in foreign countries for some time and has significant effects. Its advantages are that it does not require surgery, only minor discomfort after the operation, and the risk of complications or side effects is low, so no hospitalization is required. Bipolar vascular closure hemorrhoidectomy (BOWA 350 diathermy) Our center has introduced the bipolar vascular closure system developed by BOWA, a German high-frequency electrosurgery medical equipment supplier. In addition to the effect of heat therapy, this treatment can also promote blood circulation and accelerate tissue healing. This sophisticated and advanced technology can preset more than 20 programs for various surgeries, and can also continuously set software control programs. The system will continuously monitor the contact area between the loop electrode and the patient. If there is a problem, it will issue an audible and visual alarm. The data transmission is fast and accurate to ensure the safety of the operation. When this technology is applied during surgery, the cutting speed is fast, the hemostasis effect is improved, the trauma to the tissue is reduced, and the wound recovery time is greatly shortened. The system is used in hemorrhoidectomy to reduce the side effects and complications of postoperative pain and bleeding. Preoperative preparation - Fast for six hours before surgery. - Laxation will be performed before the operation. - Before the operation, the doctor will conduct a brief consultation and examination, explain the operation process and risks, and sign the consent form for the operation. Rest after the operation - After the anesthesia wears off, the wound will be painful. - The slight pain after the operation will disappear within a few days. - No need to stay in the hospital, you can go home and rest immediately, and your normal life will not be affected. - Please take the medicine prescribed by the doctor on time. - You can apply ice packs or rest on the bed with your hips raised with a soft pillow to relieve pain.
Common hernias are divided into two types: inguinal hernia and wound hernia. Inguinal hernia is more common and is caused by weak inguinal muscle fascia or congenital abdominal wall defects. Wound hernia is more likely to occur in abdominal surgical wounds. The treatment of hernia is mainly surgical. Inguinal hernia uses local, hemiplegia or whole body paralysis, while wound hernia mostly uses general anesthesia. Preoperative preparation: - Fill out an anesthesia and surgery consent form. - Before the operation, the nurse will shave off excess hair for you. - Fasting starts 6 hours before the operation. Precautions after surgery: - The wound will feel tight and painful 1~2 weeks after surgery. This is normal. The doctor will prescribe painkillers to relieve the pain. - The wound should be kept clean and dry. If the gauze is wet, please tell the nurse to change the gauze for you. - You should lie flat on the bed after surgery. If you want to sit semi-lying, you should bend your knees to avoid increasing abdominal pressure. - Usually, you can get out of bed and move around on the day after surgery. When getting out of bed, first move your side to the side of the bed, lie on your side, and support your body with your side arm. When you want to lie down, first sit on the side of the bed, support your body with your side arm, and lie down slowly from your side.
Common hernias are divided into two types: inguinal hernia and wound hernia. Inguinal hernia is more common and is caused by weak inguinal muscle fascia or congenital abdominal wall defects. Wound hernia is more likely to occur in abdominal surgical wounds. The treatment of hernia is mainly surgical. Inguinal hernia uses local, hemiplegia or whole body paralysis, while wound hernia mostly uses general anesthesia. Preoperative preparation: - Fill out an anesthesia and surgery consent form. - Before the operation, the nurse will shave off excess hair for you. - Fasting starts 6 hours before the operation. Precautions after surgery: - The wound will feel tight and painful 1~2 weeks after surgery. This is normal. The doctor will prescribe painkillers to relieve the pain. - The wound should be kept clean and dry. If the gauze is wet, please tell the nurse to change the gauze for you. - You should lie flat on the bed after surgery. If you want to sit semi-lying, you should bend your knees to avoid increasing abdominal pressure. - Usually, you can get out of bed and move around on the day after surgery. When getting out of bed, first move your side to the side of the bed, lie on your side, and support your body with your side arm. When you want to lie down, first sit on the side of the bed, support your body with your side arm, and lie down slowly from your side.
The scope of surgery includes tumor removal, partial organ removal, reductive surgery, chest surgery, heart surgery, brain nerve surgery, body remodeling surgery and palliative surgery (such as pain relief) etc.
Clinic Hours
Reservation phone number: +852 2861 3777
Monday to Friday
9:00 am - 1:00 pm | 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Saturday
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sundays and public holidays
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