What we treat
Conditions Commonly Seen in Practice
Chinese medicine is commonly sought for support with the following categories and concerns:
Musculoskeletal
Back, neck, shoulder, and joint pain; sciatica; scoliosis; fibromyalgia; carpal tunnel syndrome; tendonitis; TMJ; arthritis; numbness; tremors; recovery from injury or trauma
Respiratory
Seasonal allergies; sinus congestion; asthma support; chronic cough; shortness of breath; cold and flu recovery
Cardiology
Blood pressure regulation support; chest tightness; palpitations; circulation concerns
(always in coordination with medical care)
Gastroenterology
Irritable bowel symptoms; digestive discomfort; reflux; bloating; nausea; constipation or diarrhea
Gynecology/Urology
Menstrual irregularities; painful periods; PMS; fertility support; menopause transition; prostate and urinary symptoms; sexual health concerns
Dermatology
Eczema-like conditions; psoriasis; acne; rashes; itching
Psychology
Stress regulation; anxiety; panic attacks; low mood; sleep disturbances; emotional resilience and nervous system balance
Head, ENT, and Neurological Support
Headaches and migraines; dizziness; tinnitus; sinus pressure; jaw tension; facial nerve support; neuropathy; stroke support
Auto-Immune and Endocrine
Supportive care for autoimmune and endocrine conditions; metabolic regulation; thyroid support; quality-of-life and symptom support during cancer treatment, including side effects of chemotherapy or radiation
(provided as complementary care, not as primary treatment)
Important Note
Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine are not substitutes for medical diagnosis or emergency care. We encourage all patients to maintain relationships with their primary healthcare providers and specialists. Care is individualized, and results vary.