BLK 642A PUNGGOL DRIVE #17-345
SINGAPORE 821642Tel: 8613 4238
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Asia TCM Clinic in Punggol, Singapore: Opening Hours and Appointments
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Asia TCM Clinic in Punggol, Singapore, operates by appointment. Please arrange an appointment before coming to the clinic to help avoid disappointment and ensure that your visit can be accommodated.
Opening Hours, Address and Contact Information
For the latest opening hours, clinic address and contact details, please visit our Asia TCM Clinic Contact Information page.
If you have any questions about our services or would like to arrange a consultation, please contact the clinic before visiting.
Thank you for your understanding. We look forward to assisting you.
TCM Clinic in Punggol, Singapore | Acupuncture and Gua Sha
Welcome to Asia TCM Clinic in Punggol, Singapore. We provide Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) consultations and treatment options based on each patient's needs and circumstances.
TCM is a traditional system of healthcare that may include approaches such as acupuncture and Gua Sha. The suitability of a particular approach depends on your symptoms, medical history and individual health needs.
If you are looking for a TCM clinic in Punggol, you are welcome to contact Asia TCM Clinic to enquire about our services and arrange a consultation.
Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture in Punggol
Traditional Chinese Medicine takes a holistic approach to health and wellbeing. A TCM consultation may involve discussing your symptoms, health history, daily habits and treatment goals before considering an appropriate approach.
Acupuncture is a traditional technique that involves inserting fine needles at selected points on the body. It is used in TCM practice for a range of health concerns, including certain types of pain and muscle discomfort. Its suitability and expected benefits vary depending on the condition and individual.
Learn more about our TCM acupuncture service in Singapore.
Gua Sha Treatment
Gua Sha (刮痧) is a traditional technique that uses a smooth-edged tool to apply controlled strokes over lubricated skin. It may be used as part of a TCM approach to muscle tension and discomfort.
Temporary redness or bruising may occur after treatment. Gua Sha is not suitable for everyone, so discuss your medical history and any medications that affect blood clotting with the practitioner before proceeding.
Find out more about Gua Sha in Singapore.
TCM Consultation for Your Health Concerns
People seek TCM consultations for a variety of health and wellbeing concerns. The appropriate next step depends on the nature of the symptoms and whether TCM is suitable as part of their care.
You can contact our clinic to enquire about your concern, the services currently available and whether a consultation may be appropriate.
Our website also provides educational information on topics such as:
These articles are for general information and do not guarantee that a particular treatment is suitable or effective for every patient. Sudden facial weakness, arm weakness or difficulty speaking may indicate a stroke and requires emergency medical attention. Call 995 in Singapore.
Is TCM Suitable for Everyone?
Not every treatment is appropriate for every person. Please inform the practitioner about existing medical conditions, pregnancy, allergies, current medication and any previous reactions to treatment.
TCM should not replace urgent medical care or delay diagnosis and treatment for serious or worsening symptoms. Where appropriate, patients should continue to follow advice from their medical doctors and other healthcare professionals.
Contact Asia TCM Clinic in Punggol
If you are looking for a TCM clinic in Punggol, Singapore, contact Asia TCM Clinic to enquire about our current services, consultation arrangements and appointment availability.
We aim to provide clear information so that you can make an informed decision about your care.
Asia TCM Clinic — Traditional Chinese Medicine in Punggol, Singapore.
The information on this page is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
How Many Acupuncture Sessions Will I Need?
One of the most common questions people ask before starting acupuncture is, "How many treatments will I need before I see results?"
The answer depends on several factors, including the nature of your condition, its severity, how long you have experienced the symptoms and how you respond to treatment. There is no single treatment schedule that is suitable for everyone.
How Many Acupuncture Sessions Are Usually Needed?
Some people notice changes after one or two sessions, while others may require several treatments before experiencing meaningful improvement. For certain conditions, a course of treatment may extend over several weeks or longer.
The appropriate number of acupuncture sessions depends on your individual circumstances and the condition being treated. Your practitioner should discuss realistic expectations and review your progress throughout the course of treatment.
What Factors Affect the Number of Treatments?
Several factors can influence your acupuncture treatment plan:
Type of condition: Different conditions may respond differently to acupuncture, and the supporting scientific evidence varies.
Severity of symptoms: More persistent or troublesome symptoms may require a longer period of assessment and management.
Duration of the condition: Long-standing conditions may require a different approach from recent symptoms.
Individual response: People respond differently to acupuncture. Improvement is not guaranteed, and some people may not benefit.
Treatment goals: The plan may differ depending on whether the aim is to manage pain, improve function or address other symptoms.
How Often Should I Have Acupuncture?
Treatment frequency varies according to the condition, the treatment plan and your response. Some treatment plans involve sessions more than once a week initially, while others may involve weekly or less frequent appointments.
Your practitioner should explain why a particular schedule is recommended and adjust it according to your progress. More frequent treatment is not automatically more effective.
Will I Need Fewer Treatments as My Condition Improves?
If your symptoms improve and the benefits are sustained, your practitioner may recommend reducing the frequency of treatment or spacing sessions further apart.
Progress should be assessed using practical measures, such as changes in pain, mobility, daily activities or other symptoms relevant to your condition.
If there is little improvement after an appropriate trial of treatment, discuss whether the plan should be changed or whether further medical assessment is needed.
What Should I Expect During My First Consultation?
During your initial consultation, your practitioner should ask about your symptoms, medical history, current medication and treatment goals. This information helps determine whether acupuncture may be appropriate and what a reasonable treatment plan might involve.
You should also inform your practitioner if you are pregnant, have a bleeding disorder, take blood-thinning medication or have any other relevant medical condition.
Acupuncture should be performed by a suitably qualified practitioner using sterile, single-use needles. Seek medical attention for concerning symptoms rather than relying on acupuncture alone.
Discuss Your Treatment Plan with Your Practitioner
Acupuncture treatment is individualised. Some people may experience improvement after a small number of sessions, while others may need a longer course or may not respond.
The most appropriate approach is to establish realistic goals, monitor your progress and review the treatment plan regularly. Your practitioner can help you decide whether continuing acupuncture is reasonable based on your response and the available evidence for your condition.
Disclaimer: This article provides general information and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Punggol Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Service
To: Patients and Friends of Asia TCM Pte. Ltd.
We are pleased to announce that we will offer our service in North-East part of Singapore - Punggol in October.
The new address of the practice will be:
Asia TCM Pte. Ltd.
BLK 642A PUNGGOL DRIVE #17-345
SINGAPORE 821642
Tel: 8613 4238
Email: [email protected]
Please note that consultations are by telephone appointment only.
Thank you very much for your friendship and support so far. We really very appreciated your help and encouragement during our moving from Yishun to Punggol recently.
We are pleased to announce that we will offer our service in North-East part of Singapore - Punggol in October.
The new address of the practice will be:
Asia TCM Pte. Ltd.
BLK 642A PUNGGOL DRIVE #17-345
SINGAPORE 821642
Tel: 8613 4238
Email: [email protected]
Please note that consultations are by telephone appointment only.
Thank you very much for your friendship and support so far. We really very appreciated your help and encouragement during our moving from Yishun to Punggol recently.
Cheng Poh Choo 钟宝珠
Singapore Registered TCM Physician & Acupuncturist
Malaysia Registered TCM Physician & Acupuncturist
Graduate of Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Member of Singapore Chinese Physicians' Association
Member of Malaysia Chinese Medical Association
Malaysia Registered TCM Physician & Acupuncturist
Graduate of Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Member of Singapore Chinese Physicians' Association
Member of Malaysia Chinese Medical Association
Physician Cheng was Clinic Assistant with Eu Yan Sang Specialist TCM Centre @ Paragon Singapore in 2005. She later practised Child Physiotherapist and Acupuncturist with Yu Guo Chinese Physician Acupuncture & Physiotherapy Singapore in 2006.
From 2006 to 2008, Physician Cheng was TCM Physician and Acupuncturist with Ever Spring Medical Group Pte Ltd Singapore. She later practised TCM in Hong Hua TCM Medical Centre, Ang Mo Kio - Thye Hua Kwan Hospital from 2008 to 2011.
Physician Cheng has participated as a volunteer clinic assistant with Singapore Buddhist Lodge Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic from Oct 2003 to Dec 2005. She also a volunteer Chinese Physician with Singapore Chung Hwa Free Clinic from Apr 2006 to Dec 2007.
Can I Request Gua Sha, or TCM Cupping at Asia TCM Clinic?
At Asia TCM Clinic in Singapore, Gua Sha and TCM cupping are not offered as standalone services that patients can book individually.
When you visit our clinic, the TCM physician will first discuss your concerns, understand your symptoms and assess your condition. Based on the consultation and assessment, the physician will explain the available treatment options and recommend an appropriate approach where suitable.
The recommended treatment depends on your individual needs. Not every treatment is appropriate for every person, and the physician will consider your condition before making a recommendation.
If you would like to learn more about our approach to Traditional Chinese Medicine, please contact Asia TCM Clinic to enquire about an appointment.
Please note: Gua Sha and TCM cupping are not available as independently bookable treatments. Their suitability, if applicable, will be discussed during your consultation.
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