Ovary Care/ Post-natal Treatment - Sin Kang TCM

OVARY CARE

SIN KANG TCM

Pregnancy is nature’s gift to all women, but at the same time exerts a heavy toll on the mother, both physically and psychologically.

SIN KANG TCM clinic provides TCM fertility treatment plan, ovary & postnatal care, and also breast lifting services to help women strengthen their physical and mental health as they pass through these major life stages.

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Ovary Care (Prenatal Treatment)

Prenatal massage, postnatal massage, breast lactation massage, and other therapies are available to complete your postpartum recovery.

Post-natal Treatment

Baby Massage

BENEFITS

We are aware of the strain that pregnancy puts on the body. For healthier and happier mothers-to-be, our masterful techniques dissolve tension, reduce cramps and swelling, and boost immunity levels.

Relieves Leg Cramps and Back Pain
Improve Quality of Sleep
Prepares Body for Labour and Birth
Manage mood swings
alleviate body aches and cramps
regain vigour and strength
Strengthen overall ovary health, immunity, and improve one’s reproductive system functions

The key to increasing fertility rates in women is to first focus on regulating menstruation. This can be done by ensuring one’s spleen and stomach are constantly replenished. It’s important to nourish the kidney “qi”, and strengthen the spleen as these organs not only regulate one’s menstruation cycle, but it is also the basis for the modulation of infertility.

Our pre-pregnancy encompasses a warming tummy wrap to energize the womb and oil massages that massage specialised acupoints along the meridian channels

Moxibustion may also be incorporated to:

Speed up postpartum recovery through its warming properties that heat up specific acupuncture points on the body to dispel cold and dampness,
Encourage the flow of fresh oxygenated blood and nutrients to ovaries
Strengthen the immune system
Optimise the wellbeing of their ovaries (even for non-postnatal women)

BENEFITS

The delivery process depletes the Post-Partum body of Qi, energy and blood. Our Qi-boosting therapeutic massage stimulates acupressure points along Meridian channels, clearing blockage and correcting Yin and Yang imbalance. Tuina techniques improve Qi and blood circulation, bring hormones back to pre-pregnancy levels, reduce lochia, and help the uterus contracts and the body to slim down. Ensuring healthy Qi and blood supply to breast area acupressure points effectively resolves engorgement and other lactation-related issues leading to healthy milk flow.

Help the uterus and womb to contract and heal
Lactation Management
Qi and Blood Replenishment
Regain Vitality
Strengthen Immunity
Reduce Water Retention
Bring hormones back to pre-pregnancy levels
Strengthen overall ovary health, immunity, and improve one’s reproductive system functions

TCM believes that pregnant women's Qi and blood are depleted during birth, weakening the body system, and yet they must still breastfeed the baby, resulting in mental and physical exhaustion, easily burnout, restlessness, and frustration.

Major blood loss, injury to the "Chong" and "Ren" channels, and a deficiency in blood and body fluids occur during childbirth. Furthermore, blood stagnation caused by childbirth, internal blockages, and Qi and blood flow dysfunction can lead to a variety of illnesses later on. Furthermore, weakness in body constituents caused by childbirth, if not managed properly in terms of food and rest, can easily invite viral attacks, leading to a variety of postnatal illnesses.

The condition of pregnant women will be studied and identified in TCM postnatal therapy. Through a combination of Tui Na massage, herbal medicine, and lifestyle management, the Qi and blood deficiencies, as well as Yin and Yang imbalances, are addressed and properly managed. This will help pregnant women get on the road to recovery as soon as possible, both physically and emotionally.

TCM Post Natal Massage targets the entire body, including pushing the uterus up, removing water retention, and reducing wind. The therapist also works on the meridian lines and acupoints to improve treatment by improving energy flow and speeding up recovery. Wrapping is done with herbs.

How can TCM Post-Natal Care help with Lack of Milk / Breastfeeding issues

In TCM, there are 2 causes for the low level of breast milk, one is due to low Qi level in the liver function, resulting in the production of breast milk being obstructed, unable to flow smoothly.

The second reason is a lack of Qi and blood, as well as a lack of breast milk. A good massage will also help to smooth the flow of breast milk and improve the secretion of breast milk, reviving Qi and blood circulation in the breast.

Our Qi-boosting therapeutic massage stimulates acupressure points along Meridian channels, clearing blockage and correcting Yin and Yang imbalance. Tuina techniques improve Qi and blood circulation, bring hormones back to pre-pregnancy levels, reduce lochia, and help the uterus contracts and the body to slim down.

BENEFITS

Massages for your beloved baby improves digestion, relieves colic, and alleviates respiratory issues. Immunity is boosted, and brain development is stimulated, resulting in better health now and in the future.

Immunity is boosted,
Improves Digestion
Alleviates Respiratory Issues and Asthma
Stimulate Brain Development
Reduce Morning Sinus

Paediatric Tui Na is performed in accordance with the physiology and pathology of children. Paediatric Tui Na treatment has pronounced effects on common paediatric diseases of the respiratory and digestive systems. Flu, fever, cough, stomach ache, diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, frequent bedwetting, night crying, stiff neck, short sightedness, and other illnesses can all benefit from Paediatric Tui Na.

Paediatric Tui Na also boosts a child's overall health by boosting his or her immune system. The child has a better appetite and is less sedentary. As a result, children's growth and mental capacity are enhanced.

Children are more likely to accept treatment in the form of Paediatric Tui Na because no medication or injections are required.

A diagnosis will be made and your child's history, including physical traumas, medication, previous surgeries, and lifestyle, will be recorded before the massage.

Typically, the child will be required to expose the affected body parts prior to the start of the session. To keep your child from getting a cold, these areas will be covered with a towel. Paediatric massage typically begins with the head, followed by the upper limbs, chest and abdomen, back, and finally the lower limbs.

Depending on the techniques used and the duration of each point, each session is usually 30 minutes or less. The length of treatment depends on your child's age, physical condition, and the type of illness.

Suitable for babies at least 2 weeks old.

WHAT TO EXPECT

In recent years, traditional Chinese medicine has seeped into all aspects of modern assisted reproductive technology to play a role. For example, TCM assists in regulating menstruation and assisting pregnancy before pregnancy, inducing ovulation, improving endometrial receptivity, and increasing the pregnancy rate. Chinese physicians of all generations have attached great importance to the research on infertility.

Many studies have shown the effectiveness of TCM for fertility and how it boosts women’s fertility rates. Treatments like Acupuncture are able to better regulate hormone levels and stimulate ovulation to increase the chances of conceiving. Going on a TCM-recommended diet can also boost fertility rates by promoting a healthier lifestyle – by balancing the Ying (cooling) food, Yang (warming) food and neutral (neither cool nor warm) food.

After giving birth, a mother’s body continues to undergo changes. As the uterus shrinks, some may experience painful contractions. Eating nutritious meals, getting enough sleep, having the support of loved ones and drinking more fluids are some recommendations to help your body heal.

Changes in hormone levels, body physique and sleeping patterns may affect a woman’s mood after delivery.

This can develop during the first 6 months after birth, and can last over a year if left untreated.

Postpartum Recovery
The joy of motherhood is often mired by unpleasant symptoms of pregnancy such as water retention, bloatiness, body aches, cramps, fatigues and mood swings. Prenatal care treatment and postpartum care treatment play an important role in helping pregnant women in relieving physical pain and emotional tension

Trying to conceive
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Qi is the vital energy that circulates and nourishes your body with essential nutrients and blood. Qi-blood imbalance is the main cause of fertility problems.

Book an Appointment

You can book an appointment here or also reach us via email at ask@sinkangtcm.com.sg!

Bookings are subjected to availability and confirmation. Our team will WhatsApp or call you to confirm the booking within 48 hours. For bookings within the next 24 hours, we would suggest you to call the clinic directly. We look forward to welcoming you on your Health Renewal Journey!

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FAQ

Frequently Questions about TCM Postpartum Treatment

The herbs, when combined with sufficient rest and diet, will assist moms in regaining Qi and Blood balance at a rate that is appropriate for their body constitution. Acupuncture can be used to increase circulation while Chinese medicines nourish the interior organs.

TCM’s tailored approach and syndrome differentiation theory are used in postnatal treatment to assist new moms in regaining their health. TCM can help with the following issues after childbirth: chronic bleeding, prolonged lochia, and nocturnal sweats.

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