In TCM, lumbalgia is differentiated based on the underlying cause—such as cold and dampness, Qi and blood stagnation, or kidney deficiency. The lower back area is considered the seat of kidney energy.
Yes. Acupuncture can relieve pain, loosen muscle tension, and promote circulation. It is particularly effective for muscle stiffness, disc irritation, or acute blockages.
Absolutely. Tuina relaxes the tissue, while cupping activates microcirculation. Combining these with acupuncture often results in a faster therapeutic effect.
For chronic or "cold" lumbalgia, herbs can help strengthen Yang energy, move blood, and provide long-term stabilization for the lower back.
For acute pain, 3–5 sessions are often sufficient. Chronic conditions usually require treatment 1–2 times per week over 4–6 weeks for long-term recovery.
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