Singapore Chinese massage and tuina therapy

Gongfangtang Traditional Chinese Medicine

Always constrained by stiff shoulders and neck, tormented by back and leg pain? Singapore Gong Fang Tang Traditional Chinese Medicine boasts a team of physicians and therapists with over 20 years of clinical experience, blending traditional meridian theory with modern anatomical principles to provide you with comprehensive and professional pain treatment solutions. Registered TCM practitioners offer one-on-one diagnosis to identify the root cause of your pain, then tailor techniques for various factors such as muscle strain or qi-blood stagnation, and finally use massage to stimulate the body's self-healing capacity while simultaneously improving suboptimal health. Gong Fang Tang not only alleviates symptoms but also strives to help you uncover and address underlying health issues.

Massage Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can massage therapy help treat frozen shoulder?

    Massage therapy has been proven effective in relieving muscle tension, particularly showing significant results in the treatment of frozen shoulder. By regulating qi and blood flow and relaxing muscles, massage can improve shoulder mobility and alleviate pain.

  • What should I do after a massage therapy session?

    After a massage therapy session, it is recommended to take proper rest to allow the body to regain balance. Here are some post-massage care suggestions:

    • Avoid strenuous exercise: Avoid high-intensity exercise for a few hours after the massage to help the body maintain a relaxed state.
    • Reduce stress: Maintaining emotional stability helps speed up the body's recovery.
    • Drink more water: Water can help the body detoxify and speed up metabolism, thereby enhancing the therapeutic effect.
  • Can I take a shower after a massage?

    After a massage, it is recommended to drink a cup of warm water and avoid cold showers for at least one hour. In the days following the treatment, you may experience mild pain, skin redness, and swelling, which are normal and usually subside on their own within a few days.

  • What is the difference between massage and tuina?

    Tuina differs from Western massage in that it not only works on muscles, bones, and joints but also focuses on regulating the body's internal qi and blood flow. Practitioners sense the patient's qi and blood circulation through techniques and manipulate their flow to relieve pain and improve health.

  • How long does a typical tuina session last?

    Each massage session typically lasts about 60 minutes, with 30-40 minutes focused on the neck, back, and shoulders, while the remaining time is dedicated to relaxing massages for the limbs and head, providing a comprehensive therapeutic experience.

  • Are there any side effects of massage therapy?

    After a massage, mild soreness, swelling, and skin redness may occur. These are normal side effects and usually subside on their own within a few days. If severe discomfort arises, it is advisable to consult a doctor.

  • Is a follow-up visit needed after a massage?

    To maintain the therapeutic effect and prevent symptom recurrence, we recommend weekly follow-up visits, especially during the initial treatment phase. Regular massage can consolidate treatment outcomes and achieve long-term health.

  • Can massage be used for sprains?

    Sprains can be treated with massage therapy. Massage helps promote blood circulation and accelerates recovery of the injured area. However, we advise you to seek a professional diagnosis from a TCM practitioner before undergoing massage to ensure safety and effectiveness of the treatment.

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