Services and Treatments offered at Amasia Clinic:

  • Manual acupuncture

  • Electrical acupuncture

  • Western Chiropractics

  • Oriental Chiropractics (Die Da Zheng Gu)

  • Eye acupuncture therapy

  • Gua Sha therapy

  • Chinese herbs

  • Chinese Tuina (massage therapy)

  • Infrared (TDP) lamp treatment

  • Ultrasound treatment

  • Cold laser therapy

  • Decompression therapy

  • Flexion-Distraction therapy

  • Fuzhen (Special Needle) Therapy

  • Cupping Therapy

  • Intermediate Frequency Mutable Electron Therapy

Amasia Clinic Treats the following Disorders:

The World Health Organization has a list of diseases and disorders for which acupuncture therapy has been tested.

Following is a legend for the list of disorders, expressing a general idea of how many doctor visits might be necessary for full-length treatment.

* 1 to 3 visits are necessary
** 3 to 10 visits are necessary
*** 10 or more visits are necessary

Amasia Clinic specializes in the following disorders:

• Acne **
• Auto/Work injuries ***
• Bell’s Palsy **
• Chronic Cough **
• Colitis **
• Infertility **
• Neck/Back Pain **
• Quit Smoking **
• Sciatica **
• Sinusitis **
• Trigeminal Neuralgia **

Acute & Chronic Pain

  • Acute Pain **

  • Cancer Pain ***

  • Chronic Pain ***

  • Migraine **

Cardiovascular Disorders

  • Cardiac Neurosis **

  • High Blood Pressure ***

  • Low Blood Pressure **

Circulatory Disorders

  • Bad Circulation ***

  • Thromboangitis ***

Dermatological Disorders

  • Dermatitis ***

  • Eczema ***

  • Psoriasis ***

  • Rash **

  • Scleroderma ***

  • Shingles **

Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Disorders

  • Dizziness **

  • Ear Ringing ***

  • Meniere’s Syndrome **

  • Rhinitis **

  • Vertigo **

Gastrointestinal Disorders

  • Anorexia **

  • Bloating **

  • Chemo/Radiation side effects **

  • Diarrhea *

  • Gall Bladder Inflammation **

  • Gall Bladder Stone ***

  • Gastritis **

  • Hiccups *

  • Indigestion / Digestion Weakness **

  • Irritable Bowel Syndrome ***

  • Spastic Colon **

  • Stomach ache *

Gynecological & Obstetric Disorders

  • Abnormal Fetal Position ***

  • Heavy Menstruation *

  • Irregular Menstruation ***

  • Menopause Syndromes **

  • Menstrual Cramps ***

  • PMS **

Stress Disorders

  • Anxiety **

  • Depression **

  • Insomnia **

  • Stress **

Joint Disorders

  • Ankle Sprains **

  • Arthritis ***

  • Bursitis ***

  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome **

  • Frozen Shoulder ***

  • Joint Pain **

  • Osteoarthritis ***

  • TMJ ***

Male Disorders

  • Impotence **

  • Low Sex Drive **

  • Low Sperm Count **

  • Prostate Disorders **

Miscellaneous Disorders

  • Anemia ***

  • Chronic Fatigue **

  • High Cholesterol ***

  • Low White Blood Cell Count ***

  • Multiple Sclerosis ***

  • Poor Memory ***

  • Weight Control **

Muscular, Tendon and Bone Disorders

  • Muscle Spasms **

  • Sprain *

  • Surgery Rehabilitation **

  • Tendinitis **

  • Tennis Elbow **

Neural System Disorders

  • Neuralgia *

  • Paralysis **

  • Peripheral Neuritis ***

  • Post-Herepetic Neuralgia **

  • Stroke Rehabilitation **

Respiratory Disorders

  • Allergy **

  • Asthma *

  • Bronchitis **

  • Common Colds and Flu *

  • Cough *

  • Sore Throat *

Urinary Disorders

  • Chronic Bladder Infection **

  • Incontinence **

  • Kidney and Urinary Tract Stone **

  • Neurological Bladder Dysfunction **

  • Urinary Tract Infection *

Frequently Asked Questions About Treatment

About Chinese Medicinal Herbs

Chinese medicinal herbs has been a key aspect in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for over 5,000 years. According to the World Health Organization, "In some Asian and African countries, 80% of the population depend on traditional medicine for primary health care. In many developed countries, 70% to 80% of the population has used some form of alternative or complementary medicine (e.g. acupuncture)" (W.H.O. Factsheet, 2008).

Frequently Asked Questions About Chinese Medicinal Herbs