Relief

TCM Pain Specialty

Acupuncture & Tuina for Pain

Neck, back, joints, sciatica — TCM aims to do more than mask discomfort by identifying patterns that may contribute to recurring pain. Results vary by individual.

TCM acupuncture for neck and shoulder pain

Scope of Care

Pain Conditions We Treat

Dr. Ng has extensive clinical experience with these common pain presentations, using acupuncture and herbal medicine as supportive care.

Neck · Upper Limb
Cervical pain and degeneration
Neck-shoulder stiffness, stiff neck
Frozen shoulder
Tennis elbow, golfer's elbow
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Back · Lower Limb
Lower back pain, lumbar strain
Sciatica
Herniated disc
Knee pain, osteoarthritis
Heel pain, plantar fasciitis
Other Pain
Headache, migraine
Neuralgia
Post-sports injury sequelae
Gout management
Fibromyalgia

Treatment Methods

TCM Approaches to Pain

I

Acupuncture

Stimulates specific acupoints to promote qi and blood flow and may help release endogenous analgesic substances such as endorphins, supporting both immediate and ongoing comfort.

II

Tuina & Bone Setting

Manual massage relaxes muscle fascia; corrective techniques may help restore joint alignment, range of motion and mechanical balance.

III

Topical Herbal Applications

Herbal formulas for activating blood, resolving stasis and reducing swelling are applied externally to the affected area to support local recovery.

TCM Perspective

How TCM Understands Pain

"Where there is blockage, there is pain; where there is free flow, there is no pain." — Huangdi Neijing

TCM views pain as arising from impaired qi and blood circulation in the meridians. Acupuncture and tuina may help unblock stagnation and restore normal flow. Herbal medicine can support constitutional balance to reduce recurrence. Related: neck pain TCM, sciatica TCM, acupuncture. Individual results vary.

Living with Persistent Pain?

Tell us your symptoms on WhatsApp — Dr. Ng will assess whether TCM supportive care may be suitable for you.