I work for a medical organization in the United States, and we have a network of hospitals around the world that are affilaited with us. To become affiliated with our organization, a hospital has to meet our criteria … they’ve got to be good, efficient, and effective at treating patients.
In Hong Kong, we have accredited the Queen Mary Hospital (University of Hong Kong). So I would suggest that this hospital is a good place to try. There are doctors there who practice Western medicine.
But the big question for you is if the hospital has a clinic that will treat a patient such as yourself. And that is someting I don’t know.
Good luck. I remember my father, on a trip to China about 6 years ago, went to a Chinese hospital in Beijing when he developed a severe throat infection.
To examine him, the Chinese doctor used a tongue depressor that he pulled out of his desk drawer – clearly this stick of wood was not only unsterile, but was probably terribly contaminated with the germs from the dozens of other patients who had previously come in contact with it.
The doctor indicated to my father to stick his tongue out, whereapon the doctor placed a cloth strip over his tongue, pulled it tight around my father’s chin, and proceeded to stick that tongue depressor – in my father’s words – so far down his throat that my father thought he was going to collect a stomache sample.
The cloth over my father’s tongue that pinned it to his chin was obviously meant to keep my father from wretching/gagging/screaming.
Anyway, the ultimate diagnosis was unclear (due to language issues) but the doctor prescribed some traditional Chinese herbal medicine which my father reluctantly took. He had a slow recovery, but he did get better.
When he returned to the States, he showed some of his leftover pills to one of his Chinese students (my father was a prof with many foreign students) who told him that the “active” ingedient in the medicine was deer semen!