Dr Angela Lee Chen

L.Ac.

Angel Acupuncture

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About Dr Angela Lee Chen

Dr Angela Lee Chen, L.Ac. expresses qualities of intelligence, sensitivity, humor and compassion. Her credentials include an international high school, Yale College (BS in Biology), Pacific College of Oriental Medicine (Doctorate Degree), state licensure and national certification in acupuncture, as well as professional memberships and ongoing continuing education.

She has maintained a private practice in NY since 1998, moving to Myrtle Beach in 2017. Combining her medical training with over 20 years' study of Tai Chi and an avid love of tennis, Angela is knowledgeable both in the cultivation of wellness and the pursuit of fitness.

For more information, please visit angelacupuncture.com

Languages Spoken Chinese, English, French, Spanish

School Pacific College of Oriental Medicine

Degree DACM (Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine)

Treatment Techniques

Acupressure Acupuncture Cupping Gua Sha Herbology Qi Gong Taichi Tuina Medical Massage

Areas of Expertise

Addiction Allergies Asthma Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Colds and Flu's Dermatology Fibromyalgia Gastrointestinal Disorders Headaches/Migraines Hypertension Immune Disorders Infertility Insomnia Internal Medicine Menstrual Disorders Musculoskeletal Disorders Neurological Disorders Obstetrics & Gynecology Orthopedics Pain Management Psychological/Emotional Disorders Rheumatology Sports Medicine Stress/Anxiety Women's Health

Styles of Acupuncture

Auricular Acupuncture Traditional Chinese Acupuncture

Associations

The acupuncture office of Dr Angela Lee Chen in Myrtle Beach, SC is within driving distance from the following cities:

North Myrtle Beach Longs Atlantic Beach Little River Calabash Carolina Forest Conway Longwood Ocean Isle Loris Bucksport Tabor City

Location / Info

607 Briarwood Drive Myrtle Beach, SC, 29572 843-655-4629 | Get Directions

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