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Digestive disorders
Bloating, reflux, nausea, bowel irregularity, IBS, IBD, SIBO and more. Chinese Medicine views digestion as central to overall health and mental wellbeing.
- — Addresses symptoms along the whole gastrointestinal tract
- — Targets the functioning of specific digestive organs depending on your condition
- — Supports appetite, comfort and regularity
- — Simple dietary guidance where useful
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Sleep conditions
Many people come because they’re exhausted, can’t ‘switch off’ or feel burned out. The treatment room is quiet and unhurried, with time provided to rest.
- — Regulates the nervous system
- — Releases areas in your body that hold stress
- — Supports the transition into deeper rest
- — Space to reflect, relax or nap
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Back, neck and shoulder pain
One of the most common reasons people first walk in. Treatment addresses the painful area and the patterns holding it there — posture, stress, old injuries, other conditions.
- — Eases muscular tension and stiffness
- — Supports circulation to the affected area
- — Often paired with cupping or gua sha
- — Aims at the cause, not just the ache
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Menstrual and hormonal health
Period pain, irregular or absent cycles, endometriosis, PCOS, PMDD and perimenopause. Lou tracks your cycle across treatments and adjusts as the picture changes.
- — Cycle-aware treatment planning
- — Addresses pain, mood and regularity together
- — Often combined with herbal medicine
- — Long view — change measured over months
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Fertility, pregnancy and post-partum
Support across the whole arc — preparing to conceive, alongside IVF or assisted cycles, through pregnancy, and in the tender months after birth.
- — Care tailored to each stage
- — Works alongside your fertility team
- — Gentle, safe needling in pregnancy
- — Post-partum recovery and energy support
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Headaches and migraines
Frequency, timing, triggers and where the pain sits all shape the diagnosis. Two people with migraines rarely receive the same treatment here.
- — Individualised to your headache pattern
- — Addresses contributing muscle tension in other areas
- — Gentle needling, typically five needles or fewer
- — Includes practices you can do at home to help
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