Treatment

1. Inspection (Wang): Observing the patient's complexion, tongue, and posture. For example, a pale complexion may indicate Qi and Blood deficiency, while a thick, greasy tongue coating may suggest internal Damp-Heat.
2. Listening & Smelling (Wen): Assessing the sound of the voice/breath and detecting odors. A weak cough suggests Lung Qi deficiency, while strong breath odor may be linked to Stomach Heat.
3. Inquiry (Wen): Detailed questioning regarding medical history, symptoms, diet, sleep, emotions, and menstrual health (for women) to understand the root cause.
4. Palpation (Qie): Feeling the pulse to judge organ function and the flow of Qi and Blood. A thin, weak pulse suggests Qi deficiency, while a slippery pulse is often seen in cases of internal Heat or Dampness.

These methods allow our physicians to gain a comprehensive understanding of a patient's health and provide highly accurate, individualized treatment.

• Herbal Regulation: Custom-tailored prescriptions using natural herbs. These are safe, gentle, and highly effective for long-term health regulation.
• Acupuncture Therapy: Stimulating specific acupoints to regulate meridians, relieve pain, improve sleep, and boost immunity. Ideal for stress, emotional fluctuations, or chronic conditions.
• Tui Na, Cupping & Gua Sha: External therapies that work on the surface meridians to relax muscles, activate circulation, and promote recovery from fatigue or localized pain.
• Moxibustion & Dietary Therapy: Moxibustion warms the body and dispels cold to enhance resistance. Dietary therapy uses medicinal foods (like red dates, wolfberries, and Chinese yam) to integrate healing into daily life.

TCM treats a vast array of conditions, including bone and joint diseases, respiratory issues, gastritis, vertigo, thyroid conditions, menstrual irregularities, infertility, eczema, and rheumatoid pain. It is also an essential tool for sub-health regulation, post-operative recovery, and supportive cancer care, focusing on holistic and individualized recovery.

TCM emphasizes "preventing illness before it arises." This is particularly beneficial for those with sub-health issues, chronic fatigue syndrome, emotional distress (anxiety/depression), and those preparing for pregnancy. By adjusting the body's internal balance, TCM improves not just symptoms, but overall quality of life.