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Ancient Chinese Medicine 

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Infertility

 

We have over 35 years of clinical experience using Traditional Chinese Medicine in treating infertility, frequent miscarriage, failed artificial insemination and failed in-vitro fertilization. The etiology of infertility is often multifactorial, including but not limited to fallopian tube obstruction, endometriosis, hormonal imbalance, ovarian dysfunction, defective sperm, low sperm count, or sperm immobility, poor morphology. After diagnosing each patient’s unique pathophysiological basis, our doctors individualize the treatment combining both Acupuncture and traditional Chinese herbs. This personalized treatment approach helps patients from both genders. For female patients, it regulates the menstrual cycles and minimizes hormonal fluctuations. For male patients, it raises the sperm count and increases the motility of viable sperms, thus improving overall sperm quality. Ultimately, our doctors aim to help patients to achieve the goal of natural fertilization or increase the success rate of intrauterine insemination and in-vitro fertilization.

Pain Management

 We have over 35 years of clinical experience in using Acupuncture to treat various neuromuscular disorders, such as pain management, Bell’s Palsy, and weakness/numbness in upper/lower extremities due to cervical/lumbar vertebral disc herniation. According to the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles, “free flow takes away the pain,” this means that an excellent blood circulation is the most important factor in relieving the pain. 

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Treatment Methods

Acupuncture

Chinese Herbal Medicine

Cupping

Ear Diagnosis

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Our Services

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About Us

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Oriental Therapy Center was established in 1999 in Miami, Florida. Our main services include traditional Chinese diagnosis, Acupuncture, Tui Na, moxibustion, cupping suction, Chinese herbal medicine. Vitamin injection. We have two Acupuncture physicians in the office, both of whom have tens of years of work experience and are licensed and certified annually by NCCAOM and the Florida State. During the first visit, we routinely offer patients the standard Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) diagnosis and differentiation. TCM diagnosis consists of pulse palpation, tongue, eyes and ears examination, hands and face checking, etc. You will see rapid improvement with the optimal result after the TCM diagnosis and treatment.

 

Thanks for choosing Oriental Therapy Center. We look forward to working with you to maintain a healthy life.  

                                                                                           

Understand TCM

Science of Acupuncture and moxibustion

The science of acupuncture and moxibustion is an important component of traditional Chinese medicine used in the prevention and treatment of disease. This therapy has been accepted by the general Chinese population for thousands of years. In the recent years, it has been popularized worldwide as an important component of world medicine.

 

Acupuncture is a procedure by which diseases can be prevented and treated through proper insertion of disposable needles into specific pressure points known as acupoints on the skin, accompanied by different manipulations. One such technique includes electrical stimulation, for which the needles are stimulated with a weak electrical current for improved blood circulation and better pain relief. Today the filiform needle, which is made of sterilized thin stainless steel, is widely and mostly used. It is painless and safe.

 

Acupuncture is based on ancient Chinese theory that governs the flow of Qi (energy) and blood through distinct meridians or pathways like the paths traversed by nerves and blood vessels. According to the theory, acupuncture allows Qi to flow to areas where it is deficient and away from where it is in excess. In this way, acupuncture regulates and restores the harmonious energetic balance of the body.

There are other therapies that are often used in conjunction with acupuncture, such as moxibustion, Tui Na, TDP heat therapy, and cupping method. Moxibustion aids acupuncture by applying heat to acupoints using “moxa-wool” sticks. For centuries, moxibustion and acupuncture have been combined in clinical practice, leading to the axiom “when a disease fails to respond to medication and acupuncture, moxibustion is suggested.” Tui Na is the Chinese form of massage that relieves muscular tension. TDP heat therapy involves using infrared lamp to promote blood circulation. Both Tui Na and TDP heat therapy are mainly used to relieve pains. Finally, cupping method promotes the free flow of qi and blood in the meridians, dispelling cold dampness, diminishing swellings and pain. It is mainly used to treat symptoms caused by wind dampness, such as low back and shoulder pain, stomachache, vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, and asthma.

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Personalized Medicine

There are thousands of natural herbs with inherent medicinal properties. While most of the healing properties were initially discovered through empiric treatment in ancient China, there is increasing evidence-based research to distill the essential ingredients lodged within each herb. The different applications of herbs are employed to treat diseases, rectify deficiency or excess of Yin and Yang, restore hormonal balance, and help the body to restore to its normal physiological functions.

 

In TCM, various herbs are combined in a specific formula individualized to the patient’s given illness for maximal benefit. The traditional Chinese physicians are trained through both didactic and clinical experience to prescribe the precise formula for the given patient, based on the TCM diagnosis (pulse, tongue, eye examination), instead of giving the same prescription to all similar cases, truly exemplifying the principle of “personalized medicine.”

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Our Team

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Dongyun Liang AP.DOM.

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Ji Wen AP.DOM.

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