Instructions for Pre-Acupuncture Treatment Care 針刺治療前護理指導
2023/5/8Wear loose cloths and female patients should wear two-piece cloth and avoid pantyhose.
Acupotomy-The pain killer of incurable fatigue and pain 慢性勞損與頑固性疼痛小針刀療法
2023/5/8Office personnel who bury their head in documents often suffer from neck, shoulder, and back pain.
Myopia acupuncture point massage 近覷（近視）穴位按摩自我保健
2023/5/8Maintain good distance : keep a proper distance of 30 cm when reading or working with computers; and sit with correct postures.
Acupuncture point massage for facial palsy 顏面神經麻痺(面癱)的穴位按摩自我保健
2023/5/8The 7th cranial nerve, also called facial nerve, dominates various facial expressions and allows eyes to open and close.
Instructions for Post Acupuncture Treatment Care 針刺治療後護理指導
2023/5/8Do not move the body or change posture during treatment to avoid pain or cause bent needle and breaking needle as well as other accidents.
Acupuncture indications那些疾病適合針灸治療呢？
2023/5/8Acupuncture is one of the significant physiotherapies of Chinese medicine; it is widely used, user-friendly, effective, safe, and commonly recognized professional medical therapy.
San Jiu Tian Moxibustion Therapy 寒病溫治三九天灸療
2023/5/8Winter is the recurring season for allergic rhinitis, asthma and other diseases, particularly during cold snap. Not only do patients with asthma have higher frequency of recurrence but people with allergies often have sneezes, running nose and nasal congestion in the morning.
San Fu Tian Moxibustion Therapy for Curing Winter Diseases in Summer 冬病夏治三伏天灸療
2023/5/8Currently the ratio of population suffering from respiratory diseases, including “asthma” and “allergic rhinitis” is on the rises.
Nursing Instructions for Traditional Chinese Medicine Bloodletting Therapy 中醫放血治療護理指導
2023/5/8Use the ring to call the nurses for immediate treatment if the patient feels fatigue, nausea, dizzy, and chest tightness.
Nursing Instructions of Acupressure for Children with Asthma 小兒哮喘穴位按摩護理指導
2023/5/8Asthma is also known as Xiao Chuan (intrinsic asthma in Chinese). “Xiao” refers to the sound from the throat while “Chuan” refers to the breath, tachypnea.
