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The Kimaya Acupuncture

Effective care, in a deeply relaxed state

Acupuncture works with your body’s own natural processes to support recovery and restore balance.

At Kimaya, treatment is designed to be both purposeful and deeply relaxing — allowing you to slow down while your body receives the care it needs.

This isn’t just about treating a symptom. It’s personalised plan, attentive care, and the time to truly settle.

You can simply lie back, and allow your body to do its work.

Support:
– Stress, anxiety, sleep & recovery
– Pain, tension & restricted movement
– PMS, menstrual & menopause-related symptoms
– Fatigue & low energy
– Headaches & migraines
– Frozen shoulder, herniated disc & sciatica
– Facial paralysis, IBS (Irritate bowel symptom)
– Allergies, including hay fever
…

Herbal Tea

Traditional Chinese Medicine has a long tradition of using herbs as part of an individualised approach to health.

Where appropriate, herbal tea may be offered as an optional complement to your individual TCM care, based on your current needs and overall assess ment.

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Begin your healing journey toward wellness today

Discover our personalized acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment process designed to support your long-term wellbeing through a step-by-step care strategy.

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When Acupuncture May Not Be Appropriate for Pregnancy-Related Nausea

1. Severe hyperemesis gravidarum with warning signs

If pregnancy-related nausea and vomiting has progressed to hyperemesis gravidarum and any of the following symptoms are present, seek medical attention promptly for appropriate treatment such as fluids or medication. Do not delay necessary medical care while waiting for acupuncture:

Unable to keep fluids or food down: Unable to drink or eat for more than 24 hours, with signs of significant dehydration such as extremely dry lips, reduced urination or very dark urine, or decreased skin elasticity.
Significant weight loss: More than 5% loss of pre-pregnancy body weight.
Other concerning symptoms: Severe headache, blurred vision, persistent high fever, palpitations, or severe dizziness and weakness.

2. High-risk pregnancy or signs of threatened miscarriage or preterm labour

The following situations require medical assessment. Acupuncture should not be used as a substitute for obstetric care:

Signs of threatened miscarriage or preterm labour: Vaginal bleeding, brown discharge, or persistent lower abdominal pressure or pain during pregnancy.
History of recurrent miscarriage: A history of multiple unexplained miscarriages or preterm births.
Serious pregnancy complications: Diagnosed placenta previa, placental abruption, severe pre-eclampsia, or other high-risk pregnancy conditions.

3. Particular physical or psychological states at the time of treatment

Extreme physical states: Severe hunger, profuse sweating, extreme fatigue, significant dehydration, circulatory collapse, or intense psychological distress or fear.
Severe needle phobia: If a pregnant person is unable to tolerate acupuncture because of intense fear of needles, forcing treatment may cause more distress than benefit.

4. Certain underlying medical conditions

Bleeding or clotting disorders: Severe blood disorders or the use of anticoagulant medication for other medical reasons.
Blood-borne infections: Such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV, or syphilis.

Calm & Clarity

Freedom of Movement

Rhythm & Renewal

When Acupuncture May Not Be Appropriate for Pregnancy-Related Nausea