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Tui Na

Rehabilitation estimated about CNY 100-240

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Description

A traditional Chinese medicine therapeutic modality involving manual manipulation techniques such as pressing, kneading, and stretching to regulate Qi, blood, and organ function in adults.

Main Uses

Primary clinical uses include: management of chronic musculoskeletal pain (e.g., low back pain, neck pain, osteoarthritis); improvement of joint mobility and muscle flexibility; reduction of myofascial tension and trigger point activity; supportive care for stress-related disorders (e.g., insomnia, anxiety); and adjunctive rehabilitation for post-surgical or post-traumatic functional recovery—always within scope of practice and with appropriate medical clearance.

Normal Range

Tui Na therapy is a non-invasive manual therapy and does not produce quantitative laboratory values or numerical biomarkers; therefore, there is no defined 'normal range' in the conventional biomedical sense. Clinical assessment relies on qualitative parameters such as patient-reported outcomes (e.g., pain reduction on 0–10 VAS scale), functional improvement (e.g., increased range of motion, reduced disability scores like ODI or DASH), and practitioner evaluation of tissue texture, mobility, and tenderness.

Low Values - Possible Causes

N/A — Tui Na treatment is not a diagnostic test with measurable values; 'low' has no clinical meaning in this context. However, suboptimal therapeutic response may result from: inadequate treatment duration/frequency, incorrect technique application, insufficient patient compliance with home care, underlying structural pathology (e.g., severe disc herniation or fracture) contraindicating manual therapy, or comorbid conditions (e.g., uncontrolled diabetes or autoimmune disease) impairing tissue healing.

High Values - Possible Causes

N/A — Tui Na therapy does not yield quantifiable 'high' values. Excessive or inappropriate application may lead to adverse effects including transient soreness, bruising, or soft-tissue injury—but these are not 'high values' but rather safety/technique concerns. Potential contributing factors include excessive pressure intensity, prolonged session duration (>45 min without indication), treatment over acute inflammatory or unstable musculoskeletal conditions, or practitioner lack of training in contraindications.

Tui Na therapy Chinese manual therapy non-pharmacological pain management

estimated about CNY 100-240