Medical Prices in China

A traditional Chinese medicine technique involving insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body to alleviate pain or treat various conditions.

A technique combining traditional acupuncture with electrical stimulation applied to the needles, used for pain management and various neurological and musculoskeletal conditions.

A form of alternative medicine based on the idea that the ear is a microsystem reflecting the entire body, using points on the auricle for diagnosis and treatment via stimulation.

A specialized acupuncture technique involving needle insertion into specific zones on the scalp to treat neurological and other systemic conditions, widely used in integrative and traditional Chinese medicine practice.

A specialized acupuncture technique involving needle insertion into specific points on the abdomen, based on traditional Chinese medicine principles for systemic regulation and internal organ treatment.

A minimally invasive acupuncture technique using a specialized needle inserted subcutaneously and manipulated superficially to treat myofascial pain and soft tissue disorders.

A minimally invasive Chinese medical technique using a specialized blade-tipped needle for soft tissue release, trigger point deactivation, and musculoskeletal pain relief.

A traditional Chinese medicine technique involving the insertion of needles that have been heated, typically by flame, to stimulate acupuncture points and promote circulation and healing.

A traditional Chinese medicine technique where moxa is burned on the handle of an inserted acupuncture needle to combine thermal and needling effects for therapeutic purposes.

A traditional East Asian medicine technique where a slice of fresh ginger is placed on the skin over an acupuncture point, and moxa is burned on top to provide gentle thermal stimulation and enhance therapeutic effects.

A traditional Chinese medicine technique where a layer of salt is placed on the umbilicus before applying moxa cones, used to warm the interior, restore yang, and treat cold-deficiency syndromes.

A traditional Chinese medicine technique involving moxa placed on a slice of processed aconite root cake, applied to acupoints to warm meridians and dispel cold, commonly used for chronic pain and yang deficiency conditions.

A traditional Chinese medicine technique involving the burning of dried mugwort (moxa) near or on the skin to stimulate acupuncture points and promote healing through thermal and energetic effects.

A traditional Chinese medicine technique involving the application of heat from burning moxa directly or indirectly over the umbilicus (navel) to stimulate the Shenque (CV8) acupuncture point for therapeutic purposes.

A traditional Chinese medicine therapy involving herbal paste application to acupoints during the 'three hottest periods' of summer to treat chronic respiratory and cold-related conditions.

A traditional Chinese medicine practice involving herbal patches applied to acupoints during the coldest days of winter to strengthen immunity and prevent respiratory diseases.

A traditional Chinese medicine technique involving application of warm, herb-soaked cloths to the skin to promote circulation, reduce inflammation, and alleviate pain through transdermal absorption.

A traditional Chinese medicine therapy involving steaming with herbal vapors followed by washing the affected area with herbal decoctions to promote circulation and reduce inflammation.

A traditional Chinese medicine modality involving inhalation and dermal exposure to medicated steam from boiling herbal decoctions to promote circulation, detoxification, and symptom relief.

A non-invasive medical technique that uses a low-level electrical current to deliver charged medication molecules, including certain herbal compounds, transdermally for localized therapeutic effect.