Hip Pain

The causes of hip pain can be varied. Cold, heat, feet, knees, spine—everything must be considered during a pulse-tongue diagnosis. The reason for hip pain in one person may be completely different than in another.

Neck Pain

Get rid of neck pain with Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Who hasn’t experienced this after a long day at the office: The neck is stiff and sore, the pain extends to the shoulders or even the arms. Most of the time, we think of muscle tension. Here, the TCM therapist often refers to cold, wet winds or blocked meridians. Tui Na massage, cupping, and acupuncture can release the blockages.

Back Pain

Nerve – the classic Latin term “nervus” corresponds exactly to the Chinese term “jin,” which refers to all the driving elements of the musculoskeletal system, i.e., the muscles and tendons. Yin and Yang in the body should be balanced. If Yang Qi dominates, Yin is diminished, and vice versa. Pain occurs due to Qi blockage, etc.

A thorough examination will clarify the exact cause and where it lies. Based on the cause, an individualized, tailored treatment plan will be proposed.

Sports Injuries

Use Traditional Chinese Medicine to heal sports injuries.

Sports injuries almost always involve pain and functional limitations due to trauma. Depending on the injury, the appropriate TCM method is chosen—usually acupuncture, moxibustion, and Tui Na. The meridians to be treated are determined based on their association with the phases of change (fire, earth, metal, and water).