Dedicated to improve your Health & Quality of Life
Our clinic is a healthcare centre offering treatments through intelligent use of traditional Chinese herbal medicine, Acupuncture as well as Tui Na (Acupressure or TCM way of massage).
We have qualified physician providing comprehensive consultations prior to any treatments to ensure all concerns are adequately addressed with subsequent treatments tailored to specific needs and requirements of the patients. All treatments will also look into each individual’s unique body make up & condition. In addition, our clinic uses only Chinese Proprietary Medicine approved by Health Science Authority.
Our clinic aims to:
Adopt a holistic approach to achieve all round health & well-being of our patients.
Stimulate each individual body’s internal biological balance to normal state of our patients.
Provide the most cost efficient & effective way to prevent illness and upkeep overall health well-being of our patients.
Provide high quality TCM healthcare services to enhance health & well-being of our patients.
Enhance & improve public health through natural means & products
关注您的健康与生活品质
王淑茵中药房是一间为您提供综合传统中医治疗及保健服务的医疗诊所。
我们的注册中医师，通过望、闻、问、切的诊断方法来为您设计一套完善的治疗方案，以迎合您的需求。
我们的宗旨：
强调以整体调治的疗法达到治疗、保健与养生的目的。
通过自然的方法以调理客户的身体，以达到阴阳平衡，气血、经络通畅。
提供实惠、优质的中医治疗以改善客户的健康并预防疾病。
About the Physician
Physician Leung Bing Mui
TCM Physician Ms Leung Bing Mui is a TCM Physician with qualified license from the Singapore Ministry of Health Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Practitioners Board, who is bilingual in both Mandarin and English. She graduated from Nanyang Technological University with a Bachelor Degree (Hons) and Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Physician Leung has participated in various international TCM symposiums and has also been invited by various organizations to conduct talks.
Physician Leung’s special interests are in the use of acupuncture and herbal medicine to treat conditions in Digestive System Disorders (Diarrhea, Constipation, Gastritis), Respiratory Conditions (Cough, , Throat infection, Asthma), Allergy (Rhinitis, Sinusitis, Eczema, Hives), Pain Management, Gynaecological Conditions (Infertility, Irregular menstruation, Cramps, Menopause, Fibroids, Endometriosis), Paediatrics (Cough, Poor appetite, Indigestion, Recurrent colds, Asthma), Neurological Conditions (Headache, Migraine, Insomnia, Chronic fatigue） and to promote general well being.
Credentials:
Singapore MOH TCM Practitioners Board License
Bachelor (Hons) Degree from Nanyang Technological University
Graduate of Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Member of Singapore Chinese Physicians’ Association
Former Volunteer Physician, Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institution
Trained by renowned Chinese Physicians in China
At Wong TCM Clinic, our physician is licensed by TCM Practitioner’s Board (TCMPB).
Recognised and accredited by Ministry of Health, our physician is registered and has valid practising license.
Our Tailored Treatments.
治疗方案
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Acupuncture Treatment 针灸治疗
What is Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a medical practice that entails stimulating certain points on the body, to alleviate pain or to treat various diseases.
A typical acupuncture treatment at our clinic involves the insertion of hair-thin sterilized, disposable needles into specific points on the body to various depths. The needles are so thin that most people feel no pain when they are inserted. The area may have a slight tingling sensation or feel numb. This is a sign that the energy flow, or Qi, has been accessed.
Moxibustion, infrared heat stimulation or electrical stimulation may be used together with acupuncture to enhance the effect of healing. Each treatment usually lasts for 20-30 minutes. Some people require several visits to complete the treatments. Others may need longer ongoing visits. -
Prescribed TCM 处方中药
Prescribed Herbal Medicine
Our physician will typically ask about symptoms and examine the patients thereafter to detect imbalances in the body before prescribing the most appropriate herbal medicine.
Our herbal formulas usually contain a few different herbs, to be taken in the form of powdered concentrates, pills, tablets or syrups.
Chinese herbal remedies are usually made up of a number of herbs and minerals or animal extracts. Typically, 1 or 2 herbs having the greatest effect on the problem being treated are included. Other components in the formula will treat minor aspects of the problem, direct the formula to specific parts of the body, and help the other herbs work better.
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Cupping 拔罐
Cupping
Cupping is a technique in which glass or bamboo cups are warmed from the inside to create a vacuum and placed on the affected part of the body. The cups are usually placed on the skin above the affected muscle area or above an acupuncture point at the inflicted area. In some cases, the cups may be moved with the suction of the skin still active.
The heated cups are left in place for 5 to 15 minutes, and when removed, they usually leave a round red mark behind. Bruising occurs in spots where there is stagnation of Qi and blood flow. The red mark is only temporary and will usually fade off after a few days.
Cupping is able to relieve much of the body’s discomfort caused by the congestion of blood, energy or mucus, as well as swelling. The vacuum created by the heat is able to dispel dampness from the body, promote the flow of Qi and reduce swelling. Scientifically, this technique is known to promote blood circulation, aid deep tissue repair and activate the lymphatic system.