In Chinese medicine, neuropathy is a result of excess wind or dampness, which are common pathologies that can cause a variety of health conditions, according to practitioners. Chinese medicine recommends certain herbs to resolve neuropathy, including Hai Tong Pi. Specifically, Hai Tong Pi is recommended for lower body neuropathy. An important consideration for Chinese medicine […]
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For breastfeeding women that have chronic low milk supply (CLMS), western medicine offers few treatment options to improve lactation. Regular breastfeeding and pumping can stimulate milk supply and help to an extent, but Chinese medicine can also provide potential treatment options. Wang Bu Liu Xing is one such option for women experiencing CLMS. Wang Bu
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In Chinese medicine, kidney stones are a well-studied condition that can have one of several causes. As such, the first step for a physician is to differentiate the cause of the kidney stones so it can be properly treated. Among Chinese practitioners, a common treatment option for kidney stones is herbal therapy. Hai Jin Sha,
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Chinese medicine practitioners can provide several natural treatment options to hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) patients, including: Acupuncture Herbal therapy Dietary modification Help with smoking cessation or weight loss HS is a painful condition that can significantly reduce quality of life, but there are few proven treatments that can address the condition. Typically, a combination of skin
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There is some compelling research that suggests acupuncture can be a viable treatment option for tinnitus. Acupuncture may help the condition in the following ways: Reducing anxiety and stress Improving circulation Helping with chronic conditions that may trigger tinnitus Offsetting the side effects of some medications There are many potential causes of tinnitus, but because
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Dysentery and Xie Bai Chinese medicine has studied dysentery extensively and is therefore an excellent reference point for people seeking to better understand Chinese medicine and its treatment philosophies. How Does Chinese Medicine Explain Dysentery? In Chinese medicine, dysentery is the result of pathogenic qi clumping or congealing in certain meridians, or qi channels. Specifically,
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See our published article on Chinese Medicine’s Role in Improving Heart Failure Outcomes
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Acupuncture is an effective adjunct therapy for many pain-related conditions, including sciatica. Although more research is needed, physicians believe that acupuncture can help sciatica patients by: Stimulating the release of endorphins and the body’s natural painkillers Modulating nervous system communication Improving circulation Reducing stress and anxiety A combination of the above factors may be at
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Edema is the medical term for fluid buildup, and in Chinese medicine, it typically signals a problem with the body’s water metabolism. Western physicians associate water metabolism with the kidneys, as they are part of the urinary system and are responsible for removing excess fluid from the body. In Chinese medicine, the kidneys also play
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In Chinese medicine, chronic pancreatitis may be caused by dysfunction in the liver, spleen, and stomach. In fact, Chinese medicine practitioners do not consider the pancreas to be a distinct organ from the rest of the GI system. Instead, the pancreas’ functions are delegated to other GI organs, and Gao Liang Jiang and Xiang Fu
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