Moxibustion is beneficial for a variety of conditions such as pain caused by cold and dampness, muscle pain, arthritis, and digestive problems.

However, it is important to develop a personalized treatment plan based on individual health conditions, so consulting with a qualified TCM practitioner is recommended.

It alleviates pain, enhances immune function, stimulates blood circulation, regulates the meridians through warmth, expels dampness and cold, and helps regulate the endocrine system.

Moxibustion is generally suitable for people of all age groups, including children and the elderly. However, when performing moxibustion on children, it is important to ensure appropriate temperature and duration to ensure safety and comfort.

1. People with skin allergies or skin lesions.

2. Pregnant women: It is advised to avoid Moxibustion during the first three months and last three months of pregnancy.

3. Individuals with fever or infections.

4. Individuals with high blood pressure or heart disease: Moxibustion may cause an increase in blood pressure.

Before starting the treatment, it is essential to ensure the cleanliness and hygiene of the moxibustion tools and carefully choose the appropriate acupoints for the therapy. Moreover, it is recommended to maintain a comfortable posture during the procedure and avoid excessive fatigue or discomfort.

It is important to control the temperature and duration during moxibustion to avoid burns. Professional TCM practitioners will select the appropriate temperature and duration based on individual circumstances and ensure proper monitoring and adjustment during the treatment.

The duration of the effects of Moxibustion varies from individual to individual and depends on the condition being treated and the treatment plan. Generally, a consecutive course of moxibustion treatment can lead to better and more lasting results.

The duration and frequency of Moxibustion treatments can vary depending on individual circumstances. It is generally recommended to undergo a series of treatments over a period of time, and the frequency and intervals between each treatment will be determined based on specific conditions. It is advisable to consult with a professional TCM practitioner to develop a Moxibustion treatment plan and schedule.

When performed correctly, Moxibustion therapy has minimal side effects. Rarely, there may be occasional instances of localized skin allergies or burns, but these occurrences are uncommon. It is important to seek Moxibustion treatment under the guidance of a professional TCM practitioner and promptly communicate any discomfort or reactions experienced.

Moxibustion and Acupuncture are both TCM Therapies, but they differ in their application methods.

Acupuncture involves inserting thin needles into specific acupuncture points, while moxibustion involves applying burning moxa or other forms of Artemisia herbs directly to the acupuncture points to provide therapeutic heat stimulation.