In TCM, a stroke is understood as an "internal wind stroke"—caused by pathogenic factors such as wind, phlegm, heat, or blood stasis that block the meridians. The goal of therapy: move Qi, open the meridians, and nourish the brain.
Acupuncture can promote blood circulation in the brain, regulate nerve excitability, and alleviate paralysis. Early intervention—as soon as possible after the onset of the stroke—is particularly effective.
Yes. Especially for weakness, chronic fatigue, or phlegm congestion, herbs help strengthen energy and dissolve blockages.
Ideally. TCM complements physiotherapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy very well. The combination can speed up the healing process and prevent long-term complications.
2–3 sessions per week over several months are common. The earlier the treatment begins, the better the prognosis—especially for younger patients with milder symptoms.
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