For centuries, Acupuncture has been used to treat acute and chronic pains.
Ranging from back, shoulder and neck pains; Acupuncture has been confirmed by several reputed medical studies as proving beneficial. Acupuncture is even a good option to treat knee osteoarthritis, tension headaches and migraines. When the Acupuncturists stimulate the acupuncture points, then the hormone levels in the body are regulated and the nervous system is stimulated. The painful sensation originates in the nervous system. In Oriental Medicine, pain means Qi energy and blood being stagnated in the body. However according to the Western Medical point of view, after taking acupuncture sessions, the patient can be relieved of pain after the source of pain is deactivated through endorphin level modulation in the body. Because Chinese Medicine is holistic, so Acupuncture helps in pain alleviation while treating the underlying medical dysfunction caused by a muscular, organic or emotional level.
For people with knee pains and knee osteoarthritis, Acupuncture is indeed a safe and effective complementary therapy.
Traditional Chinese Medicines and Acupuncture are proven to significantly reduce knee pains. By attending regular sessions, even patients suffering from knee osteoarthritis. Despite taking knee pain medications, even if the pain persists to be moderate or severe - then Traditional Chinese Medicines can surely help. Taking Acupuncture together with medications is very helpful for relieving the symptoms and improving their ability to be active and enthusiastic in their usual regular activities. Compulsorily taking Acupuncture for a minimum of four weeks will start showing results. Gradually, this effective treatment will decrease the pain intensity, help in improving physical functions and enhance your life quality. With time, therapy helps in reducing compensatory postures that make a lasting difference in knee pain conditions.
Traditional Chinese Medicines and Acupuncture are both safe and effective to promote healing while managing elbow pains.
As the Acupuncturists insert finely thin, sterilized needles at specific points on the body, this gentle technique stimulates the natural healing response of the body, reduces inflammation and improves circulation. Likewise, elbow pains can be significantly reduced. On the other hand, Traditional Chinese Medicines form a holistic approach to treating the root cause of elbow pains. Massage, herbal remedies and dietary adjustments address the imbalances while promoting overall well-being. The healing process is faster, as the elbow pain and inflammation reduce. Mobility and flexibility improve with the root cause of the pain being addressed for long-term relief. Both Acupuncture and TCM are effective in treating various elbow conditions like Tennis elbow, Tendinitis, Bursitis and Golfer's Elbow.
Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicines relieve neck pains and shoulder tension.
The combined Traditional Chinese Medicines, namely Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicines address any kind of underlying health issues. Likewise, it effectively treats neck pains and shoulder pains. The effectiveness of the TCM treatments is determined by pain reduction, improvement in range of motion, and improvement in functionalities. For improving further outcomes, the results are better when TCM is used in conjunction with physical therapies. Because Acupuncture is a non-invasive and drug-free treatment, it helps to gain relief from the contributing factors to neck and shoulder pains, like stress, anxiety and tension. This is possible because Acupuncture helps in releasing endorphins for further promoting relaxation.
Acupuncture targets the specific pressure points around the lower back, buttocks and legs for stimulating endorphin and chemical release.
Needling therapy is capable of treating sciatica and lower back pains by following several different mechanisms. While Acupuncture temporarily stops the nerves from communicating the pain signals to the brain, it proves fruitful because you do not feel too much soreness in the affected parts. When the hairlike sterilized needles are inserted into the affected parts, then it triggers endorphins release, which are the body's natural painkillers. It helps in reducing sciatica pain. Electroacupuncture helps with more frequent and intense stimulation to enhance the painkilling effects. An acupuncturist is focused on relieving sciatica and lower back pains by finding and treating the underlying back pain causes. To do this, they use the Acupuncture points along the body's meridian lines. When these points are stimulated, then the Acupuncturist unblocks any obstructions and encourages the flow of vital energy Qi and blood to the affected area. As such, inflammation is reduced, muscles relaxed and the pain is eased.
Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture treatments support the Spleen and Stomach meridians to improve digestive functions.
As is clear from the biomedical perspective, Acupuncture is in full support of the Vagus nerve and Gut-Brain axis regulation. It helps the central nervous system to calm, and it beneficially affects digestion as well. When things fail to move through the digestive tract efficiently, then the patient suffers from symptoms such as bloating, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, cramping, IBS, Ulcerative colitis, Acid reflux and Crohn's disease. Chronic stress, poor sleep habits, odd lifestyle issues and improper diet are the root causes of digestive issues. Acupuncture balances the gut-brain axis and the nervous system to reduce stress, which further improves digestion. Because of an overactive sympathetic nervous system, digestive function decreases. Acupuncture reduces pain and inflammation to further regulate stomach acid and promote peristalsis. Chinese herbs even help with digestive issues, maybe individually or together with Acupuncture treatments. They are internally taken for the herbs to function in digestion adjustments, such as food supplements or diet modifications. To improve digestion, the therapists recommend common herbs like ginger and licorice for improving digestion.
Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicines promote health and well-being as well as relief from Menopause symptoms.
As stated in the TCM perspective, the human body being split into yin and yang is at a perfect balance. Many women's health conditions and symptoms are triggered by imbalances. TCM treatments like herbal medicines are formulated uniquely to suit the body and health for restoring balance and supporting the healing process. After the initial consultation, the therapist can suggest the best treatment, which could be either herbal medicine, cupping therapy, Acupuncture, lifestyle changes or all of them combined. According to Chinese Herbal Medicines, menopause is differentiated into two main syndromes, namely because of Kidney Yin deficiency or Kidney Yang deficiency. Applying Acupuncture, the heat is cleared and the body's energy flow is balanced. Even Chinese Herbal Medicines clear heat from the body, tonifies the deficiencies and calm the mind along with other presenting symptoms. The patient's presentation decides the appropriate formula to be used for treating the major symptoms of night sweats, hot flashes and other related symptoms. Combined Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicines effectively treat night sweats, and hot flushes while promoting mental stability and strengthening the body
Traditional Chinese Medicines are much more effective in conquering insomnia and anxiety, and in turn, restoring restful sleep.
Using the thin, sterile needles to insert into the specific acupoints of the body stimulates the nerves and muscles. These are painless needless which open the channels of blocked life energy. Through this treatment, blood flow is stimulated and the pain is eased. Sleep improves and even a wide range of health problems start to be cured. Acupuncture successfully calms the symptoms of anxiety, like an acute panic attack or it's your generalized anxiety. Specific acupuncture points calm the sympathetic nervous system and interrupt the panicking cascades. Together with Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicines complement the holistic treatment. The combined form has good potential for stress alleviation and improving the outcomes of standard treatment. Chinese Herbal Medicines aim at harmony restoration and balance the symptoms thereby addressing the attached causes of anxiety. The tailored herbal formulas assist in alleviating different discomforting symptoms related to anxiety, like insomnia and digestive disorders.
As an adjunct to IVF treatment, Acupuncture reduces stress, improves the quality of life, and stimulates blood flow to the uterus thus influencing the menstrual cycle and ovulation.
Acupuncture helps in increasing the IVF success rates. As this therapy increases blood flow, thus it aids oxygenation that helps in carrying more nutrients to the developing follicles and definitely influences egg quality and quantity. At the same time, the increased uterine perfusion in the early follicular phase aids in enhancing the pregnancy rate of IVF among women within 40 years of age and above. At the same time, Acupuncture helps reduce anxiety and stress levels at the time of the IVF process. While taking hormone injections, ultrasound and coping with clinical results indeed causes you to feel exhausted, painful and stressed. Emotional status has a strong influence on IVF results about pelvic circulation and endocrine balance. The therapists emphasize soothing the mind, improving confidence and restoring internal balance to impart the ability to cope with the IVF process.
