Mrs. Dr. Liang Hui Peng, Pain Management Specialist
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Mrs. Dr. Liang Hui Peng

Acupuncturist

2112 Bissonnet St. Houston TX, 77005
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Liang Peng is an acupuncturist practicing in Houston, TX. Dr. Peng evaluates and treats patients based on the concepts of oriental medicine. She has training in Western medicine as well as traditional Chinese medicine, with five years of training in China. Dr. Peng has 35+ years of medical experience in China, England and United States. She established her own medical clinic in the Unites States in 2001 and has been practicing acupuncture and traditional herb medicine since. Acupuncturists complete their evaluations by getting a patient history and looking at and touching the body. Then, they place very fine acupuncture needles into specific points on the body. Stimulating these points and nerves is how Dr. Peng treats the patients condition. Many of the bodys systems respond to acupuncture, and it can treat physical pain as well as emotional stress.

Education and Training

Hubei University Bachelor's Degree TCM 1985

Board Certification

National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine

Provider Details

Female Mandarin Chinese, English, Spanish
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Mrs. Dr. Liang Hui Peng's Expert Contributions
  • How many acupuncture treatments are needed for sciatica?

    Sciatica treatments usually take three to ten times. The treatment times depend on the situation of the patient. READ MORE

  • How do you acupressure your feet?

    It is a good question about how can you acupressure your feet. You can use your finger or certain tools to acupressure your feet. READ MORE

  • Is acupuncture in the neck safe?

    It is safe to have acupuncture in the neck if the acupuncturist knows how to practice acupuncture in the neck. Otherwise, it is not safe because some points in the neck are very important for life, if it causes bleeding in the brain during acupuncture. READ MORE

  • Which is better acupuncture or acupressure?

    Acupuncture is better than acupressure, because acupuncture needles going to the body to stimulate the points and process healing. Acupressure only on the surface of the skin, stimulations are not strong enough. But everybody can do acupressure for someone or themselves, only acupuncturists can practice acupuncture, they have many years medical leaning and training. READ MORE

  • Can a fever be treated with acupuncture?

    We can choose some acupuncture points and make bleeding to reduce fever immediately. We also need to find out what reason caused the fever and treat it. We use acupuncture and herbs, they work very well. It is dangerous, though; if someone has a high fever, headache, and vomiting, they need to go to the emergency room. READ MORE

  • Does acupuncture lower stress about covid-19?

    During pandemic time, lots of peoples stay home or work at home. In this situation, people have stress from staying home so long or have pain in their neck or lower back or shoulders or headache. Acupuncture will help them to release the stress and release the pain, and also could help them improve their immune system to protect them from coronavirus. So, acupuncture lowers stress about covid-19. READ MORE

  • Does acupuncture help nausea?

    Acupuncture works very well for nausea, similar digestion disorders, morning sickness, sea sickness, and for cancer patients. READ MORE

  • Can you get an infection from acupuncture?

    Yes, you can get an infection if the practitioner didn't clean the PT's skin or didn't use clean needles. READ MORE

  • How long do the effects of acupuncture last for anxiety?

    PT will feel better after the first time treatments. Usually, PT feels relaxed and calm, sleeps better, has more energy. They need treatments one to three month, one or two times per week. Also, teach them how to manage the stress, no worries, no overthinking. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture cause miscarriage in early pregnancy?

    Yes, acupuncture can cause miscarriage in early pregnancy if the practitioner not certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) as a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine (Dipl. O.M.) or Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.). Or the practitioner acupuncturist doesn't have many experiences. Some acupuncture points cannot be used for pregnancy PT. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture help panic attacks?

    Acupuncture can help panic attacks. Usually after 1 treatment you will feel better. If you want to continue to help the panic attacks you will need to continue treatments for about 3 months. Depends on the amount of time that you may have been dealing with the panic attacks and if this a chronic condition or the panic attacks have just started. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture treat sweating?

    Yes. But I need to determine what is causing the excess sweating and if it is a simple solution can take only a few visits (5 or so) coupled with herbal therapy. If the reason for the excess sweating is more complicated then it may require from 1-20 treatments with herbal medications. We can reduce the sweating or totally eliminate it but it has to determined what the cause of the excess sweating is. READ MORE

  • How long does it take for acupuncture to work for panic attacks?

    Usually after you initial treatment you will be able to feel a difference. However, that depends on if this anxiety has been chronic and if so, for how long? If you have been dealing with this for a long period of time then you may require 3 - 6 months of treatment coupled with herbal medicine. But it depends on the cause and the length of time you have been dealing with this and if there are any other physiological issues related to the anxiety. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture help prevent a miscarriage?

    Yes, it can, and is very good for prevention of miscarriage. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture damage nerves?

    Acupuncture does not damage nerves if acupuncturists has more than five years study and training and experience. I practice acupuncture thirty years, have had treat millions patients with acupuncture, never had case of damaged nerves. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture help with skin problems?

    Acupuncture can help skin disorders. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture help lung problems?

    Yes. There are many lung issues that improve with acupuncture treatments. I am a master herbalist as well as an acupuncturist and find that combing the herbs with the acupuncture greatly improves many lung problems. READ MORE

  • Is acupuncture on the forehead safe?

    Yes acupuncture done correctly on the forehead is safe. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture help prevent viruses?

    Yes it can. Acupuncture together with herbs can help to improve your immune system to prevent getting sick with the virus after exposure and or shorten the time of illness. And if you are sick from a virus the acupuncture with herbs can help your immune system fight the virus and lessen the symptoms and recover quicker. READ MORE

  • Is there a pressure point to relieve gas?

    Yes there is. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Acupuncture/Acupuncture with Electrical Stimulation/Cupping/Chinese Herbology/Colon Hydrotherapy/Acupressure/Tui-Na

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Director of Pain Management Hubei Medical University Hospital 1991 - 1994
  • Staff Acupuncturist St. John's Cancer Center - London, England 1995 - 1996
  • Clinical Supervisor International Institute of Chinese Medicine 1996 - 1998

Professional Memberships

  • Texas Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine  
  • American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine  

Areas of research

Kidney Disease

Mrs. Dr. Liang Hui Peng's Practice location

2112 Bissonnet St. -
Houston, TX 77005
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Elevating Patient Wellness Through Acupuncture and Holistic Care in Houston, Texas

Dr. Liang Hui Peng, a dedicated practitioner in the field of acupuncture and holistic medicine, is proud to announce her continued commitment to enhancing the well-being of her patients at Acupuncture and Holistic Care, which she established in 2001. Located in the heart of Houston, Dr. Peng provides an integrative approach to health that aligns with her patients’ individual needs and preferences.

With a focus on holistic treatment, Dr. Peng offers acupuncture services aimed at addressing a variety of health concerns, including chronic pain, mood disorders, immune system enhancement, and recovery from trauma. Her unique methods have gained recognition among patients across Galleria, Downtown, Bellaire, and River Oaks, where she has successfully helped individuals manage chronic muscle pain, improve sleep patterns, and even achieve non-invasive facelifts through acupuncture techniques.

Dr. Peng brings over twenty years of extensive experience in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Alternative Western Medicine. She takes the time to thoroughly assess each patient’s overall health to craft a tailored treatment plan. Her expertise allows her to effectively treat a range of conditions, including arthritis, sports injuries, headaches, asthma, and issues related to mood and emotional well-being. Additionally, she utilizes her skills in acupuncture for pain management, weight loss, and infertility treatment, providing a comprehensive approach to healing.

Dr. Peng’s educational background is equally impressive. She received her Medical Degree from Hubei College, a prestigious TCM institution in China, in 1985. Following her graduation, she served as a resident in the Department of Internal Medicine at Hubei Medical University Hospital and later directed the hospital’s Pain Management Program. Her international experience includes working at St. John’s Cancer Center in England and serving as a Clinical Supervisor at the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in New Mexico before relocating to Houston.

As a respected member of the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and the Texas Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, Dr. Peng remains dedicated to the advancement of her field and the well-being of her patients. Her passion for holistic health and commitment to excellence positions her as a leading practitioner in the community.

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