In TCM, rheumatism is considered a "Bi syndrome"—caused by external influences such as wind, cold, dampness, or heat, in combination with internal weakness. Symptoms include wandering pain, stiffness, weather sensitivity, and joint swelling.
Yes. Acupuncture relieves pain, improves mobility, and reduces inflammatory processes—particularly helpful for morning stiffness and fluctuating pain levels.
Chinese herbs support the treatment according to the specific pattern: warming for cold, cooling for heat, strengthening for weakness—tailored to the individual constitution.
Absolutely. The goal is not just symptom control, but strengthening the immune system and achieving long-term stabilization—through acupuncture, herbs, and lifestyle counseling.
Yes. TCM can be a meaningful supplement to conventional medical therapy—with the goal of reducing side effects and improving quality of life.
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