Migraine and Chinese Medicine Written by Chris Eddy A migraine is a chronic neurological disorder, mainly manifested by headache. The underlying cause of migraines according to western medicine is unknown; however it is believed to be a mixture of environment and genetics. The Chinese medicine diagnosis of migraine is ‘Tou Feng’ which means ‘wind …
CPPS , also called Prostadynia or Chronic Nonbacterial Prostatitis (CNP) is a pelvic pain condition in men. In Chinese medicine language the cause is generally due to a deficient constitution or liver qi stagnation leading to stagnation of blood, qi and cold in the liver and Du mai meridian in the pelvic area. This is treated with acupuncture and herbal medicine.
Provoked vulvodynia is a chronic pain condition often poorly treated. At Melbourne Acupuncture Clinic, we have over 10 years experience treating vulvodynia pain using acupuncture in specific points in the hands and legs, with Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine and dietary advice. Read further for more details.
Migraines Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Treatment Written by Chris Eddy It takes a migraine sufferer to tell you the difference between a ‘bad headache’ and a ‘migraine’. Most of us get headaches from time to time. A migraine is a headache in which the blood vessels constrict and dilate, releasing inflammatory chemicals into the blood …
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