Do you have these concerns?
Insomnia, fatigue, excessive dampness
Lumbago, back pain, gradual weight gain, and frequent colds?
Balance cupping can help you!
What is Balance Cupping?
Cupping therapy has a long history and is an important part of non-pharmaceutical folk remedies in traditional Chinese medicine. Balance cupping is a type of cupping therapy and an essential component of balance acupuncture, based on the theory of Yin and Yang, utilizing the principles of neuro-conduction, and focusing on self-balance. It employs various cupping techniques on the human body as a non-pharmaceutical natural balancing therapy. The principle is to use the warming effect of fire and the negative pressure function of the cupping, integrating flash cupping, moving cupping, and stationary cupping, combined with heat therapy, massage techniques, and various beneficial stimuli such as pressing, scraping, pushing, pulling, and stretching to promote the smooth flow of Qi and blood in the meridians, effectively stimulating the body’s meridian Qi. This reflexively causes the central nervous system to shift to a stress state, continuously feedbacking information to the brain’s central system, enabling the body to self-regulate and improve fatigue, ultimately achieving the self-repair ability of harmonizing Qi and blood in the five internal organs.
Indications
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Chronic fatigue syndrome and other sub-health conditions;
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Colds, coughs, chronic bronchitis, senile emphysema, and other respiratory diseases;
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Sleep disorders, anxiety, and depression;
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Obesity, type 2 diabetes, and other metabolic diseases, hyperlipidemia, and hyperuricemia;
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Chronic gastritis, chronic enteritis, and other digestive system diseases;
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Breast hyperplasia cysts, fibrocystic breast disease, thyroid nodules, etc.;
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Hypertension, coronary heart disease, and other cardiovascular diseases.
Cupping
｜Contraindications
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Individuals with blood coagulation disorders such as leukemia;
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Areas with skin damage, exudation, or blisters;
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Pregnant women, those who are postpartum or have undergone surgery and are physically weak or excessively thin;
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Individuals with liver and kidney dysfunction.
Precautions
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After cupping, drink plenty of warm water, and do not bathe for 4-6 hours;
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Keep warm and avoid exposure to cold. It is recommended to wear a long-sleeved coat during treatment;
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Avoid eating cold and raw foods, and limit consumption of fruits and seafood;
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If small blisters appear, they can be absorbed naturally; if large blisters occur, seek local community disinfection services to extract the fluid with a sterile syringe and cover with sterile gauze.
Welcome
｜Feel free to consult
● Clinic Address
Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, 2nd Floor, Community Health Service Center, Changping Town, Dongguan City
(168 Dongxing Road, Changping Town, Dongguan City)
●Clinic Hours
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM, 2:30 PM – 5:30 PM
●Consultation Phone
0769-81188099
Staff Introduction
Deng Miaoling
Bachelor’s degree, chief nurse, with 18 years of nursing experience, awarded the first Dongguan City Promotion of TCM Nursing Technology Certificate and Dongguan City TCM Nursing Specialty Technology Certificate.
Specializes in: ear acupressure, four seam needling, guasha, cupping, balance cupping, acupoint application, herbal fumigation, Du meridian moxibustion, indirect moxibustion, and Ba Duan Jin (Eight Pieces of Brocade) among various TCM nursing techniques.
Yuan Shuping
Bachelor’s degree, chief nurse, with 14 years of nursing experience, awarded the third Dongguan City TCM Nursing Specialty Technology Certificate.
Specializes in: cupping, balance cupping, ear acupressure, four seam bloodletting, ear bloodletting, acupoint application, pediatric tui na, and other TCM nursing techniques.
Contributed by: Nursing Office
Edited by: Ye Zixiong
Proofread by: Tan Lichang, Li Weixia
Reviewed by: Liang Dongwen
