Gua Sha is an effective non-drug therapy that stimulates and enhances the body's natural disease resistance and immune function.
The therapeutic effect of Gua Sha lies in its ability to regulate the body. The effectiveness of the treatment comes from the movement of the scraping tool, which produces a quick and powerful result, similar to the response of a drum to a drumstick. This technique stimulates acupuncture points and meridians, helping to clear blockages in the body and promote the smooth flow of blood and qi, ultimately supporting overall health.
The appearance of sha (red marks) and its subsequent disappearance is a sign of self-healing, a result of microcirculatory improvement. Gua Sha is an excellent form of stimulation therapy that can correct abnormal functional states without interfering with normal physiological functions, aiming to restore the balance of the body's internal environment.
Indications:
Cervical spondylosis
Frozen shoulder
Back pain
Leg pain
Arthritis
Joint dysfunction post-fracture fixation
Gout
Common cold
Cough
Headaches & migraines
Insomnia
Menopausal syndrome
Beauty care
Abdominal weight loss, etc.
Contraindications:
Emergency patients requiring immediate hospital attention.
Patients with heart disease, acute infections, liver or kidney dysfunction, cirrhosis, ascites, unexplained abdominal masses, gastroptosis, the elderly, frail individuals, or those recovering from serious illness or surgery, and cancer patients.
Patients with bleeding disorders, such as severe anemia, history of ulcer bleeding, aplastic anemia, hemoptysis, leukemia, thrombocytopenia, or coagulation disorders. Also, those with bloody stools, positive stool occult blood, hematuria, or a history of gastrointestinal perforation.
Psychiatric patients, or those with extreme nervousness, fear of Gua Sha, or a history of dizziness during Gua Sha.
Patients with diabetes, severe varicose veins, or vasculitis.
Patients with infectious or contact skin diseases (e.g., scabies, tinea corporis, tinea capitis), highly allergic skin, or positive purpura due to skin scratches.
Patients with tetanus or rabies.
Patients with joint effusion, rheumatoid arthritis, bone tumors, or fractures.
Pregnant women, individuals on their menstrual period, those fasting, or within 1 hour after a meal.
Personalized Treatment
We tailor each treatment plan to meet your individual needs, ensuring you receive the best care for your condition. Gua Sha (scraping), massage, or acupuncture can be effective treatments for this condition.
Extra Benefits:
Enjoy free hot stone therapy as needed to help you relax, reduce pain, and recover faster!
