To Western eyes, Traditional Chinese Medicine seems strange, for being so different, in methods and philosophy in our orthodox medicine. Although in recent years it occupies a prominent place as the first therapeutic choice, or as a complement to Western medicine treatments by most specialties. Traditional Chinese Medicine, through any of its methods (Acupuncture, Moxibustion, Electroacupuncture, etc …) regulates the Central and Peripheral Nervous System, and allows treating the patient globally, not just the disease.

The practice of this medicine restores emotional and physical balance. Care and / or alleviate disorders in a natural, effective way and above all without side effects, which reverts to a better quality of life for the person.

Some of its indications are:

Acute or chronic pain (osteoarticular, muscular, headache, migraine …)
Mood alterations (stress, anxiety, exogenous depression …)
Insomnia
Lack of concentration
Chronic colds
Allergies
Digestive disorders (irritable bowel etc …)
Circulatory disorders (hemorrhoids etc …)
Gynecological disorders (dysmenorrhea, etc …)
Eating disorders (overweight, loss of appetite …)
Dizziness
Smoking

The acupuncture treatment technique consists of introducing a series of thin and flexible needles (for single use), at specific points on the body. The prick sensation is practically painless (something that surprises the Western patient at first). Only when manipulating the needle is a special sensation noted that the patient himself describes, but under normal conditions never painful.