Tennis elbow is not limited to tennis players. Many people who spend long hours using computers, mobile phones, or repetitive hand movements develop persistent elbow pain. In this Clinical Reflection, Teresa Shen explores tennis elbow from a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective and discusses meridian balance, Blood stasis, cold and dampness, and recovery.
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Teresa Clinical Reflection is a growing collection of clinical observations and reflections inspired by everyday practice. Through a Traditional Chinese Medicine lens, Teresa Shen explores common health conditions, recovery patterns, lifestyle influences, and the body’s natural ability to heal.
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Many people experience temporary relief from shoulder pain, only to find that the discomfort gradually returns. In this Teresa Clinical Reflection, Teresa Shen explores shoulder pain from a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective, discussing meridian pathways, Qi stagnation, Blood stasis, frozen shoulder, lifestyle factors, and clinical treatment approaches.
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Many people experience temporary relief from neck pain, only to find that the stiffness and discomfort return again. In this first Teresa Clinical Reflection, Teresa Shen explores recurring neck pain from a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective and discusses the importance of meridian balance, lifestyle factors, and long-term recovery.
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Upper Abdominal Pain and Bloating Not Improving? It May Not Be a Digestive Problem | Acupuncture Auckland Acupuncture Treatment for Upper Abdominal Pain in Auckland Upper Abdominal Pain — But Not a Digestive Problem This patient presented with: Upper abdominal bloating Pressure sensation in the stomach area Intermittent discomfort Symptoms worsened with fatigue or stress […]
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Hip Pain Not Improving? It May Not Be Your Hip Acupuncture Treatment for Hip Pain in Auckland Hip pain is a very common problem we see in clinic. Many people come after trying different hip pain treatments, but the pain still remains. In many cases, hip pain is not just a joint problem. It can […]
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This young dancer had heel pain for 8 months. In India, she received 6 months of physiotherapy. All of them diagnosed plantar fasciitis and treated the bottom of her foot. But the pain never truly improved. When she came to my clinic in New Zealand, I found something very different during the examination. She had […]
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A Case of Imaging-Confirmed Delayed-Onset Olfactory–Gustatory Disturbance Following Traumatic Brain Injury (Record dated 06-01-2026) 1. Patient Information Patient: MaleAge: Approximately 30 yearsBackground: KiwiPast Medical History:No history of upper respiratory tract infection.No prior smell or taste disturbance related to common cold or infection. 2. Injury History (Clearly Identified Primary Event) Approximately three months prior, the patient […]
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I feel a bit tired lately, so I haven’t had the energy to make videos after work. But I’ve reached 518 subscribers now, so I’ll keep going — just at a slower pace than before. After turning 60, I can really feel that I’m getting older. Here are some of my thoughts: Psoas major injuries […]
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She has been experiencing right lower back, groin, and hip pain for 5-6 years, with the pain recurring every 4-6 months. Over the past 2 years, the pain has become more frequent, especially after the birth of her second child. She has Typical Symptoms and signs of a Psoas Injury. Why didn’t the therapist’s treatment […]
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