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BSc (Biomedical Sciences), Bachelor in Medicine (Chinese Medicine), Beijing University of Chinese Medicine
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Ng Jiaying
1 Oct 2018 | Report
Explained clearly to me about my condition. Made accurate diagnosis and prescribed medication that made me feel better overall. I have recommended Dr. Lee to my friends and family.
Kim Younghoon
26 Sep 2018 | Report
Very relaxing and comfortable doctor. Stiffness in ankle was relieved after accupuncture
Hang Jian
26 Sep 2018 | Report
Very patient doctor and ltook time to understand as I tried to explain my sleep problems and other health issues. Was also very happy to share his knowledge of TCM and help the patient understand what he was doing during accupuncture sessions.
Kevin Koh
26 Sep 2018 | Report
Physician Lee is always friendly and approachable. He listents to my complaints about my conditions. Going back to him for almost a year already is a testament to my likely of the service provided.
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Can TCM Physicians In Singapore Diagnose Everything Just By Taking Your Pulse? This No-Holds Barred Q&A Reveals All
Conventional methods don’t necessarily equate to being the most effective. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been steadily gaining traction in Singapore and plenty of folks seek out all kinds of cool (and intriguing) TCM treatments like herbal medication, acupuncture and cupping.
Let’s face it. Many of us have a strange and profoundly inexplicable fear of any healing practices that are new to us, viewing them with a slightly raised eyebrow and even dismissing them outright as new age mumbo-jumbo (even though they are often ancient).
It probably goes without saying that these fears aren’t always justified. After all, Traditional Chinese Medicine has been officially recognised and regulated by MOH since 2004. Furthermore, shouldn’t ancient techniques that have been applied over centuries of practice (since before you were crawling around in diapers) hold some degree of weight?
Physician Lee Jin Shun, a registered TCM physician, has a thing or two to say about this.
DxD Sessions features his opinions on TCM treatments in Singapore as he answers the most common questions surrounding the topic.
Ask Physician Lee Jin Shun: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been steadily gaining popularity in Singapore. There's a growing number of people seeking TCM treatments like herbal medication, acupuncture, and cupping to treat health problems.
If you're interested in using TCM to improve your health or manage your medical conditions, join Physician Lee Jin Shun as he hosts a QnA session on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in Singapore.
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Firstly I would like to congratulate you on the arrival of your precious newborn. According to TCM, your body is in a deficient (虚) and stagnated （瘀）state post-labour. The reason being your qi and blood has been expended for the nourishment of your child, even more if you are ...
1 Dec 2018
Dear Sen Chai Chow, According to TCM, phlegm arises due to dysfunctional water regulation. Two TCM organs playing vital role in water regulation are the Spleen 脾 and Lung 肺 systems. There is a TCM ideology - "Spleen is the origin of phlegm while the Lung stores it" [脾为生痰之源， ...
29 Nov 2018
Thank you for your enquiry. As a general rule of thumb, herbs are medications too, so I do not advocate self medicate. If it's a concerning issue, I would recommend that you see a registered TCM practitioner for an assessment. The reason being low blood pressure may just be...
20 Nov 2018
Thank you for giving me this opportunity to answer this question which I get very often in my practice. Traditional Chinese Medicine is broadly classified into two types: Medicinal materials (from plants, animals, or minerals in their natural states, or in processed fo...
20 Nov 2018
Just like what Dr Ang has mentioned, dark-colored menstrual blood can be considered normal, and you do not have to worry if you do not experience other accompanying symptoms. However, from a holistic approach, a TCM practitioner would inquire further to find out if you suffer from men...
16 Nov 2018
Thank you for the enquiry. First and foremost, it is important that a proper assessment be done, so that we may pinpoint the cause of your knee pain. Causes include degeneration of the cartilage, bone spurs, ligament wear and tear, obesity, deformations etc. Nevertheless, p...
16 Nov 2018
I’m sorry to hear about your experience. A bruise (or contusion) is caused by bleeding under the skin which may stimulate surrounding nerve endings and be perceived as pain. For the bruise, you may use heat application, massage, or topical cream (such as hirudoid) th...
16 Nov 2018
Thank you for submitting such an intriguing question. This may be a little profound to explain but I will try my best. We all know that the body takes time to recover after every exercise and logically, high frequency and intensity exercises requires more time. When you do not...
16 Nov 2018
Gastrointestinal disorders are common among the population. Possible reasons include food allergies, gastro-esophageal reflux (GERD), gastric ulcers, gastroparesis (food moving slower) irritable bowel, constipation etc. In TCM, we seek to investigate and resolve the underlying...
27 Oct 2018
Thank you for the enquiry and keen interest in TCM. I am also sorry to hear about your experience. Persistent cough without an apparent reason can be effectively managed using TCM herbal prescription. I see a lot of such cases in my practice. After a flu episode, you may have exhausted you...
22 Oct 2018
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Hi Che Ee, From your picture and description, it seems like heat rash to me. Singapore is a tropical and humid country, which may cause you to perspire excessively. The blisters are caused by sweat droplets trapped under the skin. Sweat is an irritant which results in itch and pain. Heat ...
11 Sep 2018
Thank you for your enquiry and keen interest in TCM. After assessing your tongue, you may have a weak digestive system (as seen in the yellow coating towards the end of the tongue). Food is not entirely broken down and absorbed, which results in fermentation and presenting ...
16 Oct 2018
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