Click the blue text / Follow us Exogenous fever in children is the most common symptom in pediatrics. Exogenous fever is a colloquial term in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), often seen in children suffering from colds, including upper respiratory infections, bronchitis, etc. Some children may also experience exogenous fever due to the invasion of epidemic … Read more
TCM Specialty Cupping Therapy When children suffer from persistent fever and cough, taking medication and injections can be distressing for both the child and the parents. Don’t worry, the cupping therapy from the TCM pediatrics department at Gaomi Maternal and Child Health Hospital can help babies quickly relieve symptoms. Cupping therapy is based on the … Read more
Nowadays, more and more people are beginning to pay attention to health and wellness, with tuina massage shops and foot bath establishments being places they often frequent. Because these methods can help them relax their bodies, they do not pay much attention to the differences between them, leading some to believe that Tuina ≈ Massage … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Tuina, also known as “massage,” “anqiao,” “daoyin,” “anfa,” and “moxiao,” is a method based on TCM theory that applies various techniques to specific areas of the body or combines certain physical activities to restore or improve bodily functions. Tuina is one of the oldest therapies known to humanity and is an … Read more
Pediatric Tuina is a manual therapy applied to children, stimulating acupuncture points and meridians to regulate qi, yin and yang, and the essence-spirit. It activates and mobilizes the child’s body to improve internal conditions through the body’s own mechanisms rather than relying on medication, achieving a balance between the organs and harmony between humans and … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us! Abdominal Tuina Health/Wellness/Traditional Chinese Medicine Abdominal Tuina, commonly known as “rubbing the belly” or “abdominal massage,” is an important component of Tuina therapy. It involves the use of hands, elbows, and other techniques such as pushing, kneading, pressing, and tapping on the abdomen of the recipient. Indications: It … Read more
1. Bu Pi Jing (Tonifying the Spleen Meridian), commonly used for digestive system diseases, also nourishes the spleen and lung after respiratory infections, promoting the generation of metal from earth. 2. Shun Yun Ba Gua (Following the Eight Trigrams), applicable for both spleen-stomach and respiratory system diseases.3. Qia Wu Zhi Jie (Pinching the Five Finger … Read more
As parents, the greatest concern is often the health of their children. “When one child is sick, the whole family worries.” When a child falls ill, and refuses injections or medication, parents often feel flustered and helpless. In fact, when children are sick, besides medication and injections, there is a very healthy and natural therapy … Read more
· Pediatric Tuina (小儿推拿) is a treatment method based on the holistic concepts of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is guided by theories such as Yin-Yang, the Five Elements, and the meridian system. By employing various techniques to stimulate acupuncture points, it aims to promote the smooth flow of meridians and Qi (气) and blood, … Read more
Click to Follow Return to Previous Content ▼▼▼ ▼▼ ▼ Note: The following content is described using the left hand as an example. 1. Tianhe Shui (Heavenly River Water) Location: On the palmar side of the forearm, in a straight line from the midpoint of the wrist crease to the midpoint of the elbow crease. … Read more