Conditions & application areas
An overview of the complaints Traditional Chinese Medicine is traditionally applied to – and which methods are commonly used for each.
TCM is complementary – it does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.
Musculoskeletal system
Muscle tension and musculoskeletal complaints are among the classic areas where Chinese medicine is traditionally applied. Acupuncture, tuina massage and cupping are often combined here.
Back pain
Neck and shoulder tension
Knee complaints
Tennis elbow and irritated tendon insertions
Sciatica complaints
Pain & headaches
For headaches and long-standing pain conditions, Chinese medicine is traditionally used in a complementary way to support your well-being.
Headaches
Migraine
complementary to medical treatment
Chronic pain
supportive care alongside medical treatment
Facial pain
Sleep, stress & exhaustion
For sleep problems, inner tension and exhaustion, Chinese medicine works with gentle, regulating methods – as support for more calm and balance.
Sleep disorders
Inner restlessness
Exhaustion and burnout support
complementary to medical or therapeutic care
Ear noises (tinnitus support)
Digestion
In Chinese medicine, digestion – the "centre" – plays a central role. Acupuncture and herbal medicine are traditionally used here in a supportive way.
Bloating and feeling of fullness
Irritable bowel support
after medical evaluation
Loss of appetite
Nausea
Women's health
From the menstrual cycle to menopause: Chinese medicine traditionally accompanies women through different stages of life with regulating, supportive methods.
Menstrual cycle complaints
PMS
Menopausal complaints
Fertility support
complementary support; does not replace medical evaluation
Pregnancy support
only in consultation with your doctor
Babies & children
For the youngest patients, especially gentle methods are used – above all paediatric tuina and mild moxibustion, carefully adapted to the child's age.
Restlessness and sleep problems
Digestive complaints and colic
Susceptibility to colds
Gentle strengthening
traditional application
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