In TCM, hay fever is seen as a sign of weak Wei-Qi (defense system), combined with internal imbalance—such as Lung-Qi weakness, Spleen dampness, or Kidney deficiency.
Yes. Acupuncture opens the nose, calms itching, reduces mucus flow, and strengthens the mucous membranes—particularly helpful for acute complaints.
Definitely. They regulate the immune system, stabilize the mucous membranes, and prevent allergic reactions. The goal is a permanent increase in tolerance.
Ideally 1–2 months before the pollen season. Early stabilization of the immune system significantly reduces the intensity and frequency of symptoms.
Yes. It is particularly suitable for sensitive individuals, children, or people with side effects from antihistamines—gentle, holistic, and non-addictive.
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