ACUPUNCTURE
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the flow and balance of Qi and blood are believed to be essential for maintaining good health. When there are disruptions or imbalances in this flow, various symptoms and illnesses can occur. Acupuncture, a technique that involves stimulating specific acupoints, is used to restore balance and promote the smooth flow of Qi and blood in the body.
The human body has numerous acupoints, with 365 commonly used ones. Each acupoint is associated with specific body parts and organs. By inserting fine needles into these acupoints, nerves and tissues can be stimulated, leading to improved blood circulation and the activation of the body's self-healing abilities.
Acupuncture is widely employed in clinical practice to address a range of conditions and symptoms, including pain, digestive issues, respiratory problems, and psychological stress.
Benefits of acupuncture include:
✅ Pain relief
✅ Stress reduction
✅ Regulation of hormonal functions
✅ Enhancement of overall well-being
✅ Strengthening of the immune system
If you are interested in acupuncture, it is recommended to consult with a qualified TCM practitioner who can develop a personalized treatment plan based on your specific symptoms and needs.
Remember, acupuncture is a comprehensive medical system that requires time and consistent treatment for optimal effectiveness.
Can be combined with:
FAQs
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What are the benefits of doing Acupuncture?Pain relief Improved sleep Reduced stress and anxiety Improved digestion Enhanced immune function Improved fertility Adjunct therapy for other conditions.
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Does Acupuncture hurt?You may feel a small prick with each needle. It’s less painful than the feeling when you get a vaccine or blood draw. It is common to feel soreness, numbness, heaviness, electricity, and ants walking around the needles, which is considered a sign of therapeutic activity in the acu-points. Most people find acupuncture treatment highly relaxing and of great therapeutic value.
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Are Acupuncture needles sterile?As a registered T&CM Practitioner of Malaysia, we are bound by a strict code of ethics and are obliged to use single-use, pre-sterilised needles which are immediately disposed into sharp bin after use. These hygiene and safety standards are mandated by the Ministry of Health and provide protection against the transmission of infectious diseases.
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Can I have Acupuncture with Western medical treatment?Acupuncture can, and often is used in conjunction with Western Therapy medical treatment. It does not negatively interfere with other forms of medicine. However it is important to tell your practitioner what other forms of treatment you are receiving.
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What to prepare when you‘re going to do Acupuncture?Make sure to allocate time & don’t do strenuous activities. Opt for loose-fitting, comfortable clothes. Bring along short pants. Eat an appropriate amount before your appointment. Avoid caffeine or alcohol before your appointment.
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What to do during Acupuncture?Pick your most comfortable position. Relax. Try not to move the body or change the posture casually, if you try to do so, it might cause pain and danger. During acupuncture, there will be sensations such as soreness, numbness, heaviness, electricity, and ants walking, which are called "Qi sensation". This is a normal phenomenon, so don't worry. If you have a burning sensation during infrared therapy, or any discomfort during electroacupuncture treatment, please tell your TCM practitioner at any time.
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Do & Don’t after TCM treatments✅ DO Rest and keep warm Eat well and keep hydrated Notice the effects and feedback to your TCM practitioner If you still feel soreness, numbness at the site after Acupuncture, it may last for several hours, or even one to two days. This is a normal phenomenon, so don’t panic ❌ DON'T Strenuous activities Cold food & drinks Immediately take shower (wait after 2 hours) Cold and windy condition
