Author: Nature’s Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Clinic
Bell’s Palsy Recovery Progress — What to Expect Week by Week
A Bell’s Palsy diagnosis is frightening — waking up with a paralysed face is deeply distressing. The reassuring news is that most cases recover well… Read more →
Exercise-Induced Asthma and Acupuncture Perth
Perth’s active outdoor culture is a challenge for the significant number of residents whose airways tighten with exercise. Exercise-induced bronchoconstriction (EIB) affects up to 10%… Read more →
Sleep Maintenance Insomnia — Waking and Can’t Return to Sleep
If you fall asleep without difficulty but regularly wake at 2am or 3am with a racing mind and can’t return to sleep, you have sleep… Read more →
Why Depression Returns — Chinese Medicine’s Long-Game Approach
Many people who seek help for depression find that treatment works — until it stops working, or until they try to reduce medication and symptoms… Read more →
Can Acupuncture Help After Failed IVF?
A failed IVF cycle is one of the most difficult experiences a couple can face — and many Perth fertility patients come to Chinese Medicine… Read more →
Acupuncture for Migraine Prevention Perth
Migraine prevention is where acupuncture’s evidence base in headache medicine is strongest. While acute migraine treatment with acupuncture also has evidence, the preventive effect —… Read more →
Frozen Shoulder Stages — Which Stage Responds Best to Acupuncture
Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) is notoriously difficult to treat with any single approach — but the Classical Chinese Medicine framework offers something particularly useful: different… Read more →
Rotator Cuff Injury and Acupuncture Perth
Rotator cuff injuries are among the most common shoulder presentations in Perth — from recreational swimmers and surfers to tradespeople with repetitive overhead work. Classical… Read more →
Lower Back Pain vs Kidney Pain — How to Tell the Difference
Pain near the lower ribs or back can come from muscles, joints, nerves, urinary structures or other causes. Chinese medicine uses some organ words as… Read more →
Sciatica at Night — Why It’s Worse and What Helps
Night-time leg pain may reflect position, reduced movement, an irritated nerve, pain sensitivity or another condition. “Sciatica” describes a symptom pattern, so new or changing… Read more →