Guasha therapy is simple and easy to perform, with minimal side effects and no restrictions on conditions. Its therapeutic effects are also quite significant, especially for patients who have difficulty taking medication or cannot use other treatment methods, it can play its unique advantages.
The so-called "sha" refers to acute diseases that are more common in the summer and autumn seasons, such as heatstroke and external attacks. It has now expanded to respiratory, digestive, and other systemic diseases, such as colds, fever, cough, sore throat, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, and rheumatism.
However, guasha should not be done casually; it requires a deep understanding of traditional Chinese medicine theory and meridian knowledge. This therapy is not suitable for areas of the skin with ulcers, damage, or inflammation. It is also not suitable for patients who have just recovered from a serious illness, those with severe illness, qi deficiency and blood deficiency, and those in a state of fullness or hunger."
