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Brisbane, Queensland – The Office of the Health Ombudsman (OHO) has issued a serious public warning concerning treatment provided by David Zhen and the H2OMASSAGE business. An ongoing investigation has revealed potential risks associated with the services offered, leading authorities to advise caution to anyone considering or currently receiving massage therapy from this provider.

What’s the Concern? The OHO's warning stems from an active investigation into the practices of David Zhen and H2OMASSAGE. While the specifics of the investigation remain confidential to protect the integrity of the process, the OHO has determined that treatment provided by these entities may exacerbate existing health conditions and potentially put patients at risk of harm. This isn't a light matter; the OHO’s role is to safeguard public health and well-being, and this warning underscores the seriousness of the concerns they’ve uncovered.

Who is Affected? This warning applies to anyone who has received, or is currently receiving, massage therapy from David Zhen or H2OMASSAGE. The OHO strongly urges individuals who fall into this category to seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional regarding their health status and any potential implications from previous treatments.

What Should You Do? If you've received massage therapy from David Zhen or H2OMASSAGE, here's what the OHO recommends:

• Consult Your Doctor: Schedule an appointment with your general practitioner or another healthcare professional to discuss any concerns you may have about your health.
• Monitor Your Health: Pay close attention to any changes in your physical or mental well-being. Report any concerning symptoms to your doctor promptly.
• Report Concerns: If you believe you have been harmed as a result of treatment received from David Zhen or H2OMASSAGE, consider reporting your concerns to the OHO. Information on how to report can be found on their website (link below).

The Office of the Health Ombudsman’s Position The OHO emphasizes that this warning is precautionary and is being issued to ensure public awareness and safety. The investigation is ongoing, and the OHO will provide further updates as they become available. They are committed to thoroughly investigating all concerns and taking appropriate action to protect the health of Queenslanders.

Where to Find More Information:

• Office of the Health Ombudsman Website: https://www.ombudsman.qld.gov.au/health/
• Contact the OHO: (Phone number and email address would be added here if available on the website)

Important Note: This warning is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for any health concerns or before making any decisions related to your health or treatment.