What are the items included in TCM physiotherapy?

Traditional Chinese medicine therapy includes acupuncture, massage, moxibustion, cupping, scraping, fumigation and application of traditional Chinese medicine. 1. Acupuncture regulates the physiological functions and circulation of qi and blood by acupuncture or moxibustion at specific acupoints. Acupuncture can stimulate acupoints, stimulate meridian qi and regulate the functions of viscera; moxibustion uses the warming effect of moxa wool to warm meridians, dispel cold and relieve pain. 2. Massage is based on the theory of zang-fu organs and meridians of traditional Chinese medicine. It can relieve muscle tension, promote blood circulation and improve joint mobility by acting on specific parts of the body surface to regulate physiological and pathological conditions. 3. Massage is to use various techniques to mechanically stimulate the body surface parts to achieve the purpose of preventing and treating diseases. It can relax muscles, relieve fatigue and promote metabolism. 4. Moxibustion acts on acupoints or specific parts by means of warm stimulation produced by burning moxa. It can warm yang and tonify qi, warm meridians and dredge collaterals, and eliminate blood stasis. 5. Cupping acts on skin by negative pressure, causing local blood stasis, so as to achieve the effects of dredging meridians, promoting qi and activating blood circulation. 6. Scraping Scraping Using special scraping tools, repeated scraping and rubbing on the body surface, so that red millet particles and other" out of the skin" changes occur locally. It can dredge meridians and activate blood circulation to remove blood stasis. 7. Traditional Chinese medicine fumigation is the use of traditional Chinese medicine steam to fumigate the body, so that drugs can be absorbed through the skin and play a therapeutic role. 8. Traditional Chinese Medicine Sticking Traditional Chinese Medicine Sticking is to make traditional Chinese medicine into ointment or powder and apply it to body surface acupoints to treat diseases through the dual action of drugs and acupoints.