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Acupuncture and Chinese medicine for Trigger Finger
Total spine & orthopedics (2025) What is a trigger finger? Trigger finger is a condition that can cause discomfort and limit the mobility of the affected finger. It occurs when a finger gets stuck in a bent position, which may suddenly release with a pop or click. This condition is most common in the thumb, ring finger, or middle finger. Symptoms A clicking or popping sensation when bending or straightening the affected finger. The need to use the other hand to manually for
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Nov 3
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Acupuncture and Chinese medicine for slowest healing body parts: shoulder, Knee, ankle
(researchgate, 2025) Acupuncture can be particularly effective in treating areas of the body that tend to heal more slowly, such as the shoulder, knee, and ankle. The rate at which different body parts heal is largely dependent on two key factors: blood supply and the degree of repetitive motion and constant use. Consequently, not all parts of the body recover at the same pace. Cartilage and ligaments are well-known for its extended healing process, whether the damage is due
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Oct 27
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Acupuncture and Chinese medicine for placenta previa
(children's Health Defence, 2022) Placenta previa occurs when the placenta implants too low in the uterus, either partially (also known as low-lying placenta or LLP) or completely covering the cervix. It is typically identified during the 20-week morphology scan. It can lead to vaginal bleeding, ranging from light to heavy, during pregnancy. This condition often necessitates a Cesarean section for delivery unless it resolves on its own. While placenta previa is not common, a
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Oct 13
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Acupuncture and Chinese medicine for migraine
Migraine is a common neurological condition characterized by headaches that can range from moderate to severe. These headaches are often accompanied by symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and increased sensitivity to light and sound. It is a complex disorder that extends beyond a typical headache, frequently impacting daily life significantly. In Australia, migraines affect 4.9 million people, which is about 20.55% of the population. It's also more prevalent in women, who acco
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Aug 18
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Acupuncture and Chinese medicine for endometriosis and fertility
(FlindersFertility,2025) Endometriosis, where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, can affect fertility. While many women with the condition can conceive, 30-50% may experience infertility. This is because it can cause scarring, cysts, and adhesions, which can disrupt ovulation, block fallopian tubes, or prevent a fertilized egg from implanting. This displaced endometrial tissue, commonly found in the pelvis but also in areas like the bowel or bladde
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Aug 11
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Acupuncture and Chinese medicine for weight gain and mood changes during perimenopause & menopause
UChicagoMedicine (2025) Weight gain is a frequent occurrence during perimenopause and menopause. It is due to hormonal shifts, especially declining estrogen, which impacts metabolism and fat storage. Reduced muscle mass and physical activity with age also contribute. Concurrently, fluctuations in hormone levels often lead to mood alterations, which can manifest as anything from minor irritability to more significant anxiety or depression. The role of oestrogen in weight gain
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Aug 4
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Acupuncture and Chinese medicine for the Gut-Brain Axis : Healing the Mind and Gut
<Adobe Stock> The Gut-Brain Axis Modulation of Acupuncture: Healing the Mind and Gut The gut-brain axis (GBA) is a two-way communication network between the brain and the gut. This connection allows the brain to influence intestinal functions and the gut to affect mood, cognition, and mental health. This communication involves neural, endocrine, immune, and metabolic pathways. The gut microbiota also plays a crucial role in this axis, leading to the concept of the microbiota-
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Jul 28
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Acupuncture and Chinese medicine for herniated disc Â
Shutterstock A herniated disc, also known as a slipped, bulging or ruptured disc, happens when the soft, gel-like inner part of a spinal disc protrudes through a tear in its tougher outer layer. This can lead to irritation or compression of nearby nerves, resulting in symptoms such as pain, numbness, or weakness. While herniated discs are frequently found in the lower back, they can also affect the neck. Approximately 4 million Australians, or 1 in 6, experience back problems
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Jul 21
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