TCM Pain Management
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Managing Pain with TCM
TCM pain management uses the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine for pain relief. TCM practitioners believe blocked or imbalanced qi can lead to pain. As such, it aims to treat the underlying imbalances believed to cause pain and not just the pain symptoms.
Several TCM techniques aim to restore this balance and promote healing, from acupuncture to cupping therapy and herbal medication. At Healing Health TCM, our experienced practitioners will access your general health and customise a TCM pain management treatment for your individual needs and preferences.
By addressing both the symptoms and root causes, TCM offers a natural and holistic approach to pain management.
Common Pain Conditions We Manage
Headache / Migraine
TCM views headaches as blockages in the flow of qi or blood flow, causing the obstruction of meridian points. TCM pain management can help unblock these pathways, reducing pain and tension.
Neck Pain
Similar to headaches, TCM attributes neck pain to meridian imbalances. TCM pain management can help correct qi flow to loosen tight muscles, improve blood flow and reduce pain.
Lower Back Pain
TCM considers back pain to be caused by the weakening of qi in the kidneys as we age. The kidneys are believed to store the body’s essential qi and blood, which are crucial for maintaining the health of the lower back pain. TCM pain management targets specific acupuncture points associated with the kidney to strengthen kidney energy and alleviate back pain.
Muscle and Joint Pain
TCM views wind, cold, dampness and heat as the causes of joint pain, including arthritis. The joints have an abundance of vital energy and blood, and any imbalance or stagnation of the qi can cause joint pain. TCM pain management can all work to relieve pain, improve flexibility and promote healing.
Shoulder Pain
Muscle and joint imbalances, from an old injury to long-term wear and tear, can contribute to qi blockages along the shoulder meridians, resulting in pain. TCM pain management aims to correct qi flow and shoulder movements to improve circulation to the affected area.
Menstrual Cramps
In TCM, menstrual cramps are often attributed to qi and blood stagnation, which can cause uterine contractions and pain. TCM pain management alleviates menstrual cramps by improving blood flow and balancing hormonal levels, promoting the relaxation of the uterine muscles to provide pain relief.
Common Pain Conditions We Manage
Acupuncture
Acupuncture aims to clear energy blockages and restore balance in Qi flow. Thin needles are inserted at specific acupoints along channels of energy (Qi) relating to the site of pain, stimulating the release of endorphins that alleviate pain.
Gua Sha
A smooth-edged tool is used to scrape the skin to release stagnant or congested qi energy that results in inflammation, creating temporary redness. This TCM pain management technique is believed to stimulate blood flow and reduce inflammation, which in turn eases discomfort and aches.
Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy is a TCM pain management therapy whereby a cup is heated and placed on the body to create a vacuum inside that produces suction. This draws up underlying tissues, which are thought to improve blood flow and reduce muscle tension to promote healing.
Tuina
A non-invasive form of TCM pain management involving kneading, pressing and rolling movements to trigger direct accupressure points that relax tense muscles and improve circulation. It is used often by athletes to treat muscle-related injuries and pain.
Herbal Medication
Herbs with analgesic, anti-inflammatory and muscle-relaxing properties are commonly used for TCM pain management, such as YanHuSuo and DanShen. Prescriptions are customised to target specific body constitutions, addressing underlying imbalances and improving qi and blood flow.
Who Should Not Do TCM for Pain Management
TCM pain management is generally safe, but there are some precautions to consider. People with certain health conditions may need to discuss TCM with their doctor first.
• Pregnant Women: Certain acupressure points and herbal remedies might not be suitable during pregnancy.
• People With Bleeding Disorders: Acupuncture and Gua Sha may not be recommended due to the risk of minor bleeding.
• People On Medication: Some herbs used in TCM pain management can interact with blood thinner or anti-seizure medications. Discuss this with your TCM practitioner and doctor before booking a treatment.
If you have any concerns about your suitability for TCM pain management, speak to your doctor or our qualified TCM practitioners for personalised advice.
Why Choose Us
Why Patients Choose Our TCM Clinic in Singapore
Personalised Care and Daily Consultation
We take the time to understand each client's unique needs and create personalised treatment plans tailored to their specific health goals. We are available for daily consultations and possess extensive clinical experience, along with exceptional medical skills to provide comprehensive care.
Experienced TCM Practitioners
We take the time to understand each client's unique needs and create personalised treatment plans tailored to their specific health goals.
Comprehensive TCM Services
We combine TCM pain treatment with TCM health care to deliver diversified, personalised and high-quality TCM services to the public.
Why Choose Us
Why Patients Choose Our TCM Clinic in Singapore
Personalised Care and Daily Consultation
We take the time to understand each client's unique needs and create personalised treatment plans tailored to their specific health goals. We are available for daily consultations and possess extensive clinical experience, along with exceptional medical skills to provide comprehensive care.
Personalised Care and Daily Consultation
We take the time to understand each client's unique needs and create personalised treatment plans tailored to their specific health goals. We are available for daily consultations and possess extensive clinical experience, along with exceptional medical skills to provide comprehensive care.
Experienced TCM Practitioners
We take the time to understand each client's unique needs and create personalised treatment plans tailored to their specific health goals.
Experienced TCM Practitioners
We take the time to understand each client's unique needs and create personalised treatment plans tailored to their specific health goals.
Comprehensive TCM Services
We combine TCM pain treatment with TCM health care to deliver diversified, personalised and high-quality TCM services to the public.
Comprehensive TCM Services
We combine TCM pain treatment with TCM health care to deliver diversified, personalised and high-quality TCM services to the public.
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Meet Our TCM Physicians
Wen Ming Yan 文明燕
擅长运用针灸及手法治疗跌打扭伤、急性腰扭伤、肩周炎、 落枕、足跟痛、运动损伤等急性痛症见效迅速, 长期从事中医治疗服务,拥有丰富的临床经验及口碑。
Guan Wen Ya 管雯雅
先后在广州中医药大学、新加坡中华医院、 新加坡南大中医诊所、新加坡同济医院、 新加坡大众医院等医院临床, 中医全科医生,擅长利用针灸和经方诊治各类疑难杂证, 拥有丰富的临床经验及口碑。
Cai Su Zhen 蔡素珍
拥有治疗失眠、痛证、中风后遗症等急慢性疾病的临床经验。 针灸与中药并用,有效治疗和缓解患者病痛。
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