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Chinese Massage is almost always given on a couch or a stool. In the busy, public clinics of Chinese hospitals treatment is often given through clothing. However some Chinese communities have preserved the older tradition of working on the skin which facilitates qi communication and allows herbal applications.
In anmo shanghai massage for relaxation the aim is to give a balanced full body treatment combining yang techniques to expel stagnant qi and activate flow, with yin techniques to calm and relax. A set routine is followed but adapted to the constitution and condition of the receiver. A session can last up to two hours and is a very deep experience particularly if there is strong qi communication.
Tuina shanghai escort for specific health problems is based on a full TCM case history using the four examinations to identify a complaint, an underlying pattern and treatment principles. This full logical analysis is what gives Tuina its power and raises it above other systems of shanghai massage. Based on the treatment principles specific techniques are combined to treat the presenting complaint and underlying pattern.
Here is an recent example from my own practice. A woman complained of stiff painful shoulders. Diagnosis based on the four examinations revealed cold damp bi syndrome affecting the hand tai yang and yang ming channels with underlying liver and kidney emptiness. Tuina started with gentle but firm kneading arround the shoulder and along the affected channels in the arm to activate the qi and blood. When the area was warm and relaxed, deep persistant techniques were applied to ashi points and acupoints to dredge cold and damp. Next shaking and rotating manipulations were used to open the joints and increase mobility followed by vigorous rubbing using a herbal ointment to warm the channels. Finally soft stroking and external qi projection were used to balance qi and guide the cold damp pathogens down the channels and out.
This woman's symptoms improved considerably after two sessions. Later treatment began to focus more on the back and abdomen to strengthen the liver and kidney. Although I did not prescribe herbs this is a case which would have been well suited to Du Huo Ji Shen Tang.
This example illustrates Tuina's extrordinary ability to treat chronic pain. However the range of problems which can be treated by Tuina is very large. Chinese sources list over 140 medical conditions which respond well. These include not only musculoskeletal problems but many internal diseases. For example in treating abdominal and digestive problems related to Spleen emptiness or Liver stagnation, I have found abdominal Tuina given in combination with herbs to make a crucial difference to the patient's improvement.