Traditional Chinese medicine therapy in Pärnu
Welcome to Dr. ShouShan Wu's traditional Chinese medicine therapy office located in Pärnu city center. Dr. ShouShan has been practicing ancient Chinese healing methods in Tallinn and Pärnu for many years.
At Wuji Therapy in Pärnu, you can enjoy authentic traditional Chinese medicine therapies. These include massage, health restoration techniques along the human body's meridians, moxibustion on meridian acupuncture points, and other therapies.
Contact us at +372 5850 6568 or email
Chinese medicine treats the body, mind and soul as a whole and is designed to restore overall health. According to the Chinese way of thinking, the balance of yin and yang, two opposing forces, can define all aspects of the human body, mind and soul. The balance between the two ensures good health.
The interaction of yin and yang is dominated by qi-vitality or life-energy. In the body, qi flows through channels called meridians. Qi supplies all organs, mind and soul. Qi affects the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being of people. When the effects of yin and yang are balanced, qi flows evenly through the meridians. We're relaxed, calm, flexible, energetic. When the distribution of qi slows down or encounters obstacles, the yin-yang balance is affected and a person may become ill.
Chinese medicine therapy may help:
- in case of rheumatism and radiculitis
- sprains, muscles and joints
- in case of muscle and joint pain
- headache and migraine
- in case of nerve pain (neuralgia)
- during a recovery from stroke and paralysis
- constipation and diarrhea
- in case of enuresis
- against insomnia
- gynecological problems (irregular menstruation)
- impotence
Dr. ShouShan Wu has lived in Pärnu and helped his patients for several decades already. He received his doctorate from Peking University and has worked in China, Moscow and Estonia. The doctor accepts patients in Estonian, Russian and English.
Principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis
The process of diagnosing diseases in humans is a process of understanding, and four methods are used to identify diseases: observation, smelling, inquiry, and palpation.
Most pathological changes in diseases can be detected by observing the appearance, listening to the voice, smelling the scent, checking the pulse, and asking about pain. However, we do not directly observe the location of the disease. How can we assess diseases in this way? What is the essence of it? The principle lies in "knowing the inside from the outside."
"Look at the external reaction and measure the internal response."
Chinese scholars from the pre-Qin dynasty discovered very early that there is a connection between the surface and the inside of many things: physiological changes in the body are also reflected externally. Therefore, we can use methods like observation, smelling, inquiry, and palpation to gather information from external signs (pulse, tongue, etc.) and then analyze the pathogenesis and nature of the internal organs to determine the cause, nature, and symptoms of the disease for diagnosis.