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SPORTS ENHANCEMENT AND SPORTS INJURY TREATMENT PROGRAMME

SIN KANG TCM

Acupuncture is one of the best treatment methods for sports injuries, musculoskeletal, and constitutional imbalances, and it's particularly good at relieving muscle pain and spasms, as well as improving circulation to tense or injured tissues. Acupuncture has proven to be particularly effective for tendon and ligament sprains/strains, as well as chronic injuries that have failed to respond to other treatments.

TREATMENTS FOR SPORTS INJURIES AND ENHANCEMENT INCLUDE:

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NO-PAIN acupuncture™

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Moxibustion Therapy

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Cupping

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Herbal Medication

Note: The programme will be customized to your physical condition and may include just one treatment or a mix of more. Usually, acupuncture and herbal remedies are used.

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    FAQ

    Sports Programme FAQ

  • Does TCM treat Runner's Knee?

    Runner’s knee is treated with TCM by improving blood circulation to the knee joints and stimulating adjacent muscles. Acupuncture can be used to loosen up tight muscles around the knee joint or to induce the elimination of inflammatory materials within the joint directly.

  • Can Acupuncture Treat Tennis Elbow?

    Tennis elbow discomfort can be relieved with TCM acupuncture. TCM has been used to treat chronic pain and inflammation for many millennia.

    Overusing your forearm as a result of a repeated or vigorous exercise is the most common cause of tennis elbow. It might also happen when your elbow is banged or knocked. If the muscles in your forearm are stretched, small rips and inflammation can form around the bony bulge on the outside of your elbow (lateral epicondyle).

    Acupuncture has been proven to be effective at reducing such inflammation

  • Is acupuncture effective for sports injury?

    Acupuncture has been used to treat sports injuries such as lateral meniscus rupture, femoral acetabular impingement, ganglion cysts, and sports hernias as a helpful, noninvasive, and conservative therapy.

  • What are the benefits of TCM for sprained ankle?

    Acupuncture and TCM therapy of sprained ankles can help to minimize pain, edema, and healing time. Acupuncture promotes circulation, which reduces inflammation, and increases endorphin production, which relieves pain. One of the most frequent ailments is a sprained ankle.

  • Can acupuncture heal torn muscles?

    Acupuncture is effective in relieving the pain and issues associated with a muscular strain, but it does not address the problem of repairing the damaged muscle. Attempting to recover a strained muscle on your own can be harmful, since too much exercise might cause it to tear even more, exacerbating the injury.

  • Can acupuncture help a pulled hamstring?

    Acupuncture as a treatment for sports injuries, particularly hamstring strains, is a very effective approach for acute and chronic pain that produces outstanding results in a short period of time.

  • Can acupuncture heal torn ligaments?

    Acupuncture has lately been used to treat persistent ankle pain, especially ligament sprains, despite the lack of data. Despite being a distinct tissue than tendons and muscles, there is no reason why acupuncture would not help a ligament injury.

  • Can professional athletes use acupuncture?

    Yes, and many retired players are now reported to have been using acupuncture during their playing days. Acupuncture was utilized by retired players like Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O’Neal, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, Charles Barkley, Yao Ming, Grant Hill, Jeff Hornacek, and Kevin Johnson to aid their rehabilitation during their playing days.

  • How does Acupuncture helps Athletes?

    Acupuncture can assist in improving circulation at the site of an injury, relaxing tight muscles, and lessening muscle fatigue and discomfort overall. According to several top athletes, this procedure can help them recuperate faster.

  • Can Acupuncture Help Ligament Damage?

    Acupuncture has recently been used to treat persistent ankle pain, specifically ligament sprainsAcupuncture promotes circulation to the ligament, which helps it mendAcupuncture also improves the muscles involved in supporting and moving the affected joint’s postural stability. This is a crucial aspect of full recovery.

  • What's the difference between Acupuncture and Dry Needling?

    Both dry needling and acupuncture may help to relieve muscle aches, pains, and tightness. Acupuncture is a well-regulated procedure. Needles are inserted at strategic points to stimulate the flow of energy throughout the body. Acupuncture also differs from dry needling in terms of sensation. Acupuncture is significantly more gentle than dry needling when it comes to pain or side effects following treatment.

  • Can acupuncture be used to treat other conditions?

    Chinese Medicine can aid by increasing blood flow, for example. There are also certain acupressure spots that can help to reduce edemainflammation, and pain. The body might heal faster with regular acupuncture sessions following a sprain or strain injury. The more often a person has acupuncture treatments, the faster the results will appear.

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