Danqing Guo Md's Online Review Report Card

Dr Danqing Guo is an excellent Medical Doctor.I trust him with my husband Al and My Pain relief. On a scale of 1 to 10 he's a 25. We are so lucky and happy he's here in Green Bay, WI. He developed a much less painful surgery for Carpal tunnel and he treats my very painful back and hips and my husbands arthritis with wonderful results for his knees, for his back, and for his Sacroiliac pain and my husband can't believe how much better he feels. I know Dr Guo is the Best pain killer in the midwest. Please trust him as we do. MJWilliams

Excellent service and such good pain relief from bursitis that affects my hip and leg.

Night following surgery I was able remove my night brace for first time in a year. Day following surgery (today) a mild discomfort. Actually looking forward to doing other hand in 3 weeks. Dr Guo (s) and entire staff are great ! Highly recommend!!!!!!! 7 months later . Both hands good. Took a few days off after my dominant hand was done. Would recommend a little more time if you work with your hands as I do. Most important, do not underestimate the importance of the after surgery exercises they want you to do. I thought installing flooring day after day was enough, really started to see progress after I started the exercises . Still would recommend to everyone.

I was treated for abdominal nerve entrapment by Dr. Guo. He treated me with injections of lidocaine and cortisone into my abdominal wall. Before the injections I was in considerable pain and discomfort. I was lethargic and lost 20 lbs. The injections were practically painless. I was very pleased with the outcome. My pain and symptoms were alleviated. Dr. Guo did a great job. Thanks to him I will fully recover. The staff and Dr. Guo were cordial and respectful.

I had the procedure on both of my hands 3 months ago; 5 days between procedures. I had to practically beg for them to let me see Occupational Therapy when the swelling was so bad, a month post-procedures, that my Physical Therapist noticed. They mislead you by telling you how fast you're going to heal; how you don't need sedation; no commitment after the procedure. They give you no restrictions after the surgery. They don't tell you that your hand will be wrapped like a mummy for 4-5 days after the procedure. There are no guidelines for post-procedure care. My hands are still swollen and there's no end in sight. I can't cut an apple without help. I can't open jars or twist-cap bottles. Turning keys is still difficult. Typing for more than a few minutes is painful. I'm wearing a wrist/hand brace on both hands for most of the day and all-night while sleeping. Unless you are much luckier than I, don't have the procedure and go with the open-release surgery.

I had the procedure on both of my hands 3 months ago; 5 days between procedures. I had to practically beg for them to let me see Occupational Therapy when the swelling was so bad, a month post-procedures, that my Physical Therapist noticed. They mislead you by telling you how fast you're going to heal; how you don't need sedation; no commitment after the procedure. They give you no restrictions after the surgery. They don't tell you that your hand will be wrapped like a mummy for 4-5 days after the procedure. There are no guidelines for post-procedure care. My hands are still swollen and there's no end in sight. I can't cut an apple without help. I can't open jars or twist-cap bottles. Turning keys is still difficult. Typing for more than a few minutes is painful. I'm wearing a wrist/hand brace on both hands for most of the day and all night while sleeping. Unless you are much luckier than I, don't have the procedure and go with the open-release surgery.

Dr told me he thought I'd be ok to have both right and left done in a months span apart . The time I had available.I can't emphasize enough (Don't) you need six months at minimum. I am in pain constantly .constantly .because it wasn't enough. I got a call at three months

He is a very nice and understanding Dr. He helped me when no one else would.

Dr. GUO does not listen to the patient. He may hear, but does not listen. My husband and I are frustrated every time we see him. He gets defensive and mad when we tell him my other doctors say it is his responsibility to tell them whatto use in the hospital to control my biliary attack pain. Because I was frustrated, I began crying and telling him I'monly relaying their message to him, he threatened to not see me any more. His ego is much bigger than his compassion

Dr. Guo continued to treat me for something that was not wrong with me.