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WOMEN’S HEALTH
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Herbal Medicine could be of immense help for women suffering from gynaecological problems.

Every person is different (although the western diagnosis could be the same), everyone is treated according to their own set of traits: lifestyle, family health, eating habits, sleep pattern, character, and of course, for women, according to their menstrual cycle.      

The best way to find out of what Oriental medicine could do for you, and what would the treatment involve, is to give me a ring and have a chat about it.

* Gynaecology

 

It is quite surprising how many women think that it is normal to experience pain before or during menstruation. Thousands take days off work or resort to painkillers every month for years on end, just because they never questioned the 'common sense' or because the doctor gave the "all clear" at a recent check up.

It is bad enough that we have to give birth in pain, but where does it say that we have to have painful periods?

Any pain anywhere in the body is a sign that the energy is not flowing smoothly, that blood and body fluids are getting stuck at the site of the pain. The earlier you decide to do something about it, the easier it is to treat. A slight shift in lifestyle (change in diet or exercise routine) might be enough for some. For a more chronic problem it is recommended to have acupuncture for at least three menstrual cycles.

Nowadays girls with very painful or heavy periods are often put on the pill, which buries the immediate problems deeper until they materialize later in life as gynaecological disorders, recognizable by hi-tech medical equipment.

Chinese medicine is able to pick up earlier signs of disharmony, and even it out without the need for surgery or strong medication.

Acupuncture research papers and clinical studies (link to ARTICLES)

Regulating menstrual cycle

  • PMS

  • painful or heavy periods

  • short or long cycle

  • amenorrhea

Hormonal imbalances

  • galactorrhea

  • breast tenderness

  • mood swings

Uterine fibroids

Endometriosis

PCOS

Menopause

* Fertility

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* Pregnancy

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* Menopause

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Menopause
Gynaecology
Pregnancy
Fertility
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* Pain

According to Chinese Medical theory, pain appears when the body's Qi is not flowing smoothly, when for some reason (injury, congestion of fluids, inflammation or poor circulation, etc) there is a blockage in the channel, a traffic jam.

 

Research papers and clinical trials on effects of Chinese medicine on painful conditions:

  • migraines

  • arthritis

  • muscular-skeletal problems

  • back pain

  • sciatica

  • neck and shoulder pain

* Tiredness

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* other conditions

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* Digestion

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* Respiration

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* Skin

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Pain
GENERAL HEALTH
Skin
Stress
Digestion
Respiration
Tiredness
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* Sleep disorders

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* Anxiety

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* Stress

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Stress
EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING
Sleep disorders
Anxiety

* Autoimmune conditions

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* Allergy

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IIMMUNE DISORDERS

* Low immunity

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Allergy
Low immunity
Autoimmune conditions
CANCER TREATMENT SUPPORT

CANCER TREATMENT SUPPORT

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NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS
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* Post-stroke rehabilitation

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* Parkinson’s disease

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* MS

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MS
Post-stroke rehabilitation
Parkinson’s disease
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