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Pulse Diagnosis:
Your doctor will check twelve different variations of the pulse to understand the balance in one’s
body. Pulse diagnosis is usually combined with tongue diagnosis. This diagnostic tool is very
important in the Chinese Medicine.
Tongue diagnosis:
Tongue diagnosis is a fundamental part of diagnostic tools in Chinese Medicine. From the shape,
color and size of the tongue, Chinese doctor can tell what the yang-yin balance is in your body.
Moxibustion:
There are two common ways to use Maxibustion:
1. Use Moxi stick to warm the acupoint without inserting the needle.
2. Maxi cube to warm the acupuncture needle.
The Maxi is made from the herb call Mugwort.
Chinese and Western Herbs and Vitamin supplements:
This will be recommended by your doctors accordingly.
Acupressure (or Trigger point therapy):
Special tools (low horn or smooth bamboo stick) are used to stimulate the acupoint without
inserting the needle.
Qi Gung or Tai-chi:
This is a traditional Chinese technique and special healing art which works with the body’s
energy. It is very popular in China.
Your doctor will check twelve different variations of the pulse to understand the balance in one’s
body. Pulse diagnosis is usually combined with tongue diagnosis. This diagnostic tool is very
important in the Chinese Medicine.
Tongue diagnosis:
Tongue diagnosis is a fundamental part of diagnostic tools in Chinese Medicine. From the shape,
color and size of the tongue, Chinese doctor can tell what the yang-yin balance is in your body.
Moxibustion:
There are two common ways to use Maxibustion:
1. Use Moxi stick to warm the acupoint without inserting the needle.
2. Maxi cube to warm the acupuncture needle.
The Maxi is made from the herb call Mugwort.
Chinese and Western Herbs and Vitamin supplements:
This will be recommended by your doctors accordingly.
Acupressure (or Trigger point therapy):
Special tools (low horn or smooth bamboo stick) are used to stimulate the acupoint without
inserting the needle.
Qi Gung or Tai-chi:
This is a traditional Chinese technique and special healing art which works with the body’s
energy. It is very popular in China.
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Acupuncture and Spine Care
Please call (317) 340-1427 for a consultation.
Acupuncture:
Acupuncture involves the insertion
of fine needles to “acupoints” to
unblock vital energy flow and
restore harmony to the affected.
Sometimes electricity may be
added to needles to promote the
tonification of the Acupoint.
The needle is sterile and is
disposed of properly after each
use.
Acupuncture involves the insertion
of fine needles to “acupoints” to
unblock vital energy flow and
restore harmony to the affected.
Sometimes electricity may be
added to needles to promote the
tonification of the Acupoint.
The needle is sterile and is
disposed of properly after each
use.
Cupping and Guasha:
Cupping and Guasha are vacuum and scraping techniques to gently break up the lactic acid
surrounding the trigger point or tight muscle. Some people may experience bruising and
soreness as a result. Any bruising and soreness should go away within a few hours to a day.
Chiropractic:
The Chiropractic technique gently moves the bone in the spine or extremity to put the bones in
proper alignment. There are more than ten chiropractic techniques. Your Doctor can perform the
adjustment during the acupuncture session.
Cupping and Guasha are vacuum and scraping techniques to gently break up the lactic acid
surrounding the trigger point or tight muscle. Some people may experience bruising and
soreness as a result. Any bruising and soreness should go away within a few hours to a day.
Chiropractic:
The Chiropractic technique gently moves the bone in the spine or extremity to put the bones in
proper alignment. There are more than ten chiropractic techniques. Your Doctor can perform the
adjustment during the acupuncture session.
Physical Therapy:
We use interferential electrical stimulation, ultrasound, ice/heat therapy, etc, to loosen muscle
spasm and speed the healing of scar tissue.
We use interferential electrical stimulation, ultrasound, ice/heat therapy, etc, to loosen muscle
spasm and speed the healing of scar tissue.
Exercise (Occupational
Therapy):
The exercise programs are
important. They strengthen
one’s muscles and
ligaments and prevent re-
injury. Your doctors can
discuss with you about
proper postures and the
importance of cervical or
lumbar support.
Therapy):
The exercise programs are
important. They strengthen
one’s muscles and
ligaments and prevent re-
injury. Your doctors can
discuss with you about
proper postures and the
importance of cervical or
lumbar support.
Dr.Yang is doing pulse diagnosis to patient
Dr.Yang taught patient exercise
