Conditions

Chinese medicine is a complete healthcare tradition that supports the body’s natural capacity for balance and recovery. It takes a personalised approach, viewing each person as a unique pattern of strengths and imbalances. Mitochondrial research similarly highlights the importance of balance in maintaining health from a modern scientific perspective — offering a bridge between traditional and contemporary understanding of wellbeing.

Different methods may be used depending on the concern. Pain and mobility issues often respond well to acupuncture, manual therapy, and movement-based exercise, while internal conditions such as digestive or hormonal imbalance may benefit more from herbal medicine, diet, and lifestyle support. In practice these approaches often overlap, with acupuncture easing stress-related digestion or herbs supporting recovery from pain and inflammation.

People commonly seek Chinese medicine support for a wide range of concerns, including:

Musculoskeletal Pain
Sprains, strains, tendon or joint discomfort, stiffness, sports injuries

Age-Related Concerns
Maintaining mobility, promoting vitality, supporting healthy ageing

Neurological & Cognitive Health
Headaches, migraines, dizziness, sensory issues, coordination difficulties, concentration or memory issues

Cardiovascular Health
Supporting exercise tolerance and healthy circulation

Energy & Metabolism
Low energy, post-viral or chronic fatigue, oxidative stress, weight issues

Immune Support
Frequent illness, inflammatory tendencies, improving resilience

Respiratory Health
Seasonal allergies, sinus issues, coughs, colds

Digestive Health
Bloating, nausea, reflux, irregular digestion, sensitivity or discomfort

Endocrine Balance
Hormonal fluctuations, thyroid balance, menopausal transition

Women’s Health
Cycle regulation, period discomfort, PMS, perimenopausal symptoms

Men’s Health
Energy levels, reproductive health, prostate support

Fertility & Pregnancy Support
Optimising wellbeing when trying to conceive, during assisted reproduction, and throughout pregnancy

Genitourinary Health
Difficulty, pain, or frequency with urination; bladder sensitivity; urinary discomfort

Skin Health
Dry, itchy, or irritated skin; sensitivity; breakouts

Psychological & Emotional Wellbeing
Stress, anxiety, low mood, burnout, emotional balance

Sleep Health
Difficulty falling asleep, restless sleep, disrupted sleep patterns

Support Alongside Western Interventions
Preparation for, or recovery from medical treatment; management of medical side effects.

Note: Chinese medicine is offered as a complementary approach and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment from your GP or other healthcare providers.