Cultural remedies have far been in practiced way before the beginning of medical professional treatments. These remedies have taken place in many cultures seen throughout the world. Cultures that don’t have the advanced medical technology or medicine still use ancient ancestral treatments to cure illnesses. In the case with Ms Saeto’s traditional Mien cure, the cure presents no threat to the child being administered the treatment. From Ms. Saeto’s statement on how the cure is administered, shows no improper use of a treatment. Yes, there maybe some pain involved in the treatment, but that pain doesn’t not out weight the pain involved from needle sticks, IV’s or side affects from medications given by a professional licensed MD. Although medical professionals, such as Dr. Leigh, have no or very little knowledge of cultural remedies practiced, its often-good medical practice as an examiner to question issues like these and to find out how these remedies are administered. If the doctor sees that no problem may arise from the remedy being stated, then there is no need to suspect any form of misconduct otherwise. Dr. Leigh did just that in questioning Ms Saeto about the burns, and without even asking how or what the Mien cure was used for was told exactly how the cure was administered. Dr. Leigh could have suspected some from of wrongdoing, but found the tre

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