From the TCM perspective, pain arises due to congestion of Qi and Blood or deficiencies in the body. TCM treatments help to ease the blockage of Qi and Blood, triggering your body’s self-healing ability. Say no to painkillers and find out how TCM pain management treatments can benefit you.

Neurological disorders encompass a diverse array of conditions that intricately affect the network of cells and nerves in the human brain and spinal cord. By integrating early intervention with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatments and Western therapeutic modalities, we can establish a more comprehensive approach that is essential for elevating the quality of life for individuals affected by neurological disorders.

Eczema & Aesthetics

Skin-related issues can be a real nuisance and may affect your confidence in social settings. Skin being the body’s largest and most visible organ, is closely related to the Lung and problems usually arise from various internal imbalances. These imbalances are often due to toxin build up, Lung heat, Stomach heat, heat in the Blood, Blood or Yin deficiency.

Sub-Health

If you always feel weak and unwell, but medical reports indicate that you do not have any serious ailments, you may be in a state known as “Sub-health”. TCM treatments are effective in restoring your health to optimal levels by treating the symptoms and fortifying your body on a holistic level.

Ou Cui Liu

Senior TCM Physician

PhD in TCM (Nanjing University of TCM)

Bachelor of TCM (Guangzhou University of TCM)

Paragon Medical Centre

“I was born into a family with three generations of medical practitioners. My grandparents have been TCM practitioners since the 1930s, and my mother was a GP who practiced both Western medicine and acupuncture. This upbringing has inspired me to explore better treatment approaches to help patients, and I strongly believe that there is vast untapped potential in TCM!”

Dr. Ou graduated from Guangzhou University of TCM and worked as a TCM Physician at Rongqi Hospital in Guangdong, China before relocating to Singapore.

In Singapore, she holds the position of senior TCM Physician and serves as a lecturer at the Singapore College of TCM. She obtained her PhD in TCM from Nanjing University of TCM in 2009. Dr. Ou has a keen interest in utilising acupuncture and Chinese medicine for fertility, TCM gynaecology, pain management, confinement care, mental wellness, and gastrointestinal health.

Dr. Ou is a fully registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Physician with the TCM Practitioners Board and a member of the Singapore Chinese Physicians’ Association.

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Ou Cui Liu

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