What is Guasha Treatment?
Guasha Treatment is an ancient therapeutic technique designed to manage pain and promote holistic wellness. This method uses specific tools to apply pressure and scrape the skin, reducing blood stagnation and unblocking Qi.
Widely practiced in Malaysia, Guasha body massage is effective for alleviating conditions like joint pain, muscle aches, and chronic discomfort.
How Gua Sha Works?
During Guasha scraping massage, a trained practitioner uses smooth-edged tools to apply gentle strokes on specific areas of the body. This action helps to release muscle tension, reduce inflammation, and encourages microcirculation, promoting healing and recovery.
By addressing areas of stagnation and restoring Qi and blood flow, Guasha treatments helps the body heal naturally while offering additional anti-ageing and therapeutic benefits.
Benefits of Guasha Treatment
Guasha treatment is ideal for acute injuries, chronic pain, muscle tightness, and joint soreness. Patients often experience immediate improvements in their physical functions after a session.
Facial Guasha body massage reduces fine lines, wrinkles, and puffiness while tightening and plumping the skin, leaving it radiant and youthful.
Beyond pain relief and skincare, Guasha treatment is also effective for:
- Headaches and heat fatigue
- Cough and dyspnea including: bronchitis and asthma, emphysema
- Nausea
- Digestive problems
- Urinary and kidney concerns
- Fertility and gynaecological disorders
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is Guasha used for?
Guasha alleviates pain, enhances flexibility, and supports the body’s natural healing mechanisms.
Is Guasha safe?
Guasha scraping massage in Malaysia is generally considered safe when performed by a trained and experienced practitioner. However, it is
essential for the practitioner to assess the patient's health condition beforehand to rule out any underlying medical issues, skin sensitivities, or areas of injury before proceeding with the treatment.
Does Guasha hurt?
The sensation of Guasha depends on your skin type and tolerance. It may cause mild discomfort or pressure, especially in tense areas. Redness or slight bruising, known as "Sha," is normal and indicates the release of stagnation. A skilled practitioner will adjust the pressure to ensure comfort while achieving therapeutic benefits.
How often should I get Guasha?
The frequency depends on individual needs, but most patients benefit from regular sessions every 1–2 weeks. It's important to follow your
practitioner’s advice to ensure optimal results and avoid over-treatment.
Where can I find Guasha treatment in Malaysia?
Sunway TCM Centre offers professional Guasha treatment in Malaysia tailored to your health and wellness goals.