Dr. Wilbur Kuo
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Board-certified internist Trusted family doctor of 16 years Most major insurance plans accepted Flexible office hours Like us on Facebook or Google Plus! |
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Graduated from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Trained at University of Maryland Hospital Languages: English, Mandarin Chinese, and Taiwanese Awards: Patients' Choice Award, Compassionate Doctor Recognition, Health Grades Honor Roll, Carroll Hospital Center Guardian Angels Award | |
DR KUO'S CORNER
Travel Medicine
Osteoporosis
- What is osteoporosis and what are the risk factors?
- What can I do to help prevent osteoporosis?
- What medications are used to treat osteoporosis?
Focus on Allergies
- What is hay fever?
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How is allergic rhinitis treated?
Part 1: Non-medication strategies -
How is allergic rhinitis treated?
Part 2: Medication treatments -
What if the other treatments don't work?
Part 3: Special cases
Latest Office News
| Mon 5/20 | We will be closed on 5/27/2019 for Memorial Day. Let us honor the memory of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. |
| Sun 4/14 | Hi everyone, with measles showing up in our community, the attached article might help. The main takeaways -- if you had the killed vaccine (which was given 1963-1967) OR if you only received one shot of the vaccine (this includes many people born before 1977; CDC didn't recommend people get 2 shots until 1989) OR if you were born in a country which doesn't mandate vaccination -- you may want to consider getting a blood test to check if you are immune to measles. If you are not, you should get a vaccine shot now and in 28 days. The vaccine cannot be given to people who are immunocompromised, pregnant, or have a history of an anaphylactic allergic reaction to neomycin.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/why-many-adults-should-get-their-measles-shot-110178537592.html |
| Fri 4/12 | Our office will be closed April 19, 2019, for Good Friday |
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