Tui Na
Safe with pregnancy
This is a type of massage that applies pressure to acupuncture points on the body. Hand and finger pressure replaces the acupuncture needles as the practitioner attempts to stimulate the flow of qi energy. It aims to balance the body energy-flow and to promote wellbeing
Caution
It is safe
It may be painful
Side effects may include:
- Pain during and after the procedure
- Bruising
Avoid in:
Open wounds
Therapy for:
Back pain
Neck pain
Joint aches
Headaches
Depression
Arthritis
Stress
Fatigue
Sleeplessness
Premenstrual syndrome
Improving breastfeeding
Digestive problems
Improved blood circulation
Cancer supportive care
Comments
Tui means 'to push', and na means 'to lift and squeeze'
It is based on eigth techniques that are rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine
It is related to anma (Japanese massage) and shiatsu
Discuss your symptoms of concern with your healthcare giver
Safe with diabetes
Safe with children
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