TCM Rehabilitation

The Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine Rehabilitation combines TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment with modern rehabilitation techniques. It is suitable for individuals with functional impairments such as stroke sequelae, post-orthopedic surgery, chronic pain, peripheral nerve injury, Parkinson's disease, and sub-health conditions. Commonly used methods include acupuncture, massage, internal and external herbal medicine, fumigation, plaster application, guided exercises, and physical therapy, emphasizing staged, stratified, and goal-oriented approaches. For some chronic pain, spasms, dysphagia, insomnia, anxiety-related symptoms, and post-operative functional recovery, TCM rehabilitation can be used as part of a comprehensive program to improve symptoms and promote functional reconstruction. Before treatment, it is necessary to rule out acute critical conditions and contraindications, and to dynamically observe the efficacy in conjunction with modern rehabilitation assessment indicators. If progressive neurological deterioration, infection, thrombosis, or the need for surgical intervention occurs, the individual should be promptly referred to the relevant specialist department.