Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine Clinic at Sugar Land, TX
Tel / Message: (281)-302-9727; ( 832)-304-4632
Tel / Message: (281)-302-9727; ( 832)-304-4632
Please reach us at morningsunclinic@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Please visit "What We Treat".
You can schedule an appointment at Morningsun Health Care by calling/email our office or using our online booking system on our website.
For most cases, we can offer initial assessment and initial treatment together. It means when the assessment is finished, we can start treatment immediately. The whole processes take around 75mins. Usually assessment takes around 25mins, treatment around 50mins. This is the estimated time. We suggest you have 15 extra minutes space for yourself for an initial appointment.)
Please call/text message to us at 832-304-4632, or email to morningsunclinic@gmail.com. Tell us your needs. We will try our best to help you.
Morningsun Health Care was founded by Dr. Qinyu Lucinda Wang in 2015 at San Francisco Bay Area. In 2020, Dr Wang relocated to Houston area and the clinic was also moved to here. Currently we have two locations, separately at the center of Sugar Land and Houston. Dr Wang have been working in Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine area for more than 20 years. Please visit "Dr Wang" page for more information.
Yes, we are in-network provider of Aetna, BCBS, UHC, also accept other major insurance plans if your plan has acupuncture coverage for out of network provider. Please check with your insurance provider or contact our office if you need help. Please visit "Payment " page for more information.
Yes, actually most of our patients are doing self-payment. Acupuncture become more and more popular by people who are seeking for natural healing. With top level care, we offer people affordable self-payment price. Please visit "Payment" page for more information.
Acupuncture is a very wide concept. In USA, it includes all kinds of techniques related to acupuncture and moxibustion (針灸，Zhen Jiu), such as regular filiform needle therapy, electro-acupuncture, ear acupuncture, scalp acupuncture, cupping, skin needle therapy, intradermal needle therapy, three-edged needle therapy, indirect moxibustion therapy, direct moxibustion therapy, point external application therapy, acupressure, guasha, etc. Different acupuncture prescription with different manipulation, works differently.
Many people just connect the concept of acupuncture with needles insertion and feel scared. That is totally wrong. As mentioned above, from technical, there are many kinds of different techniques included in acupuncture, most techniques with very little pain or no pain. Further, there are complete theories to guide the techniques, such as theories about meridians, Zang-Fu, Chi, anatomy, neurophysiology, etc.
Another misunderstanding about acupuncture is that people think acupuncture just for pain syndrome. It is true that acupuncture was very well verified to treat pain syndrome, however, it is more widely to be used for treating hundreds of conditions. From common cold healing to cancer support, acupuncture combined with herbal medicine, can help more or less, but it works or not, highly depends on who use it, how to use it. How to choose acupuncture points and techniques, how to apply different manipulations, depends on the doctor’s medical knowledge and clinical experiences, so to find a well- educated, experienced provider is very important.
Chinese Herbal Medicine is an important portion of traditional Chinese medicine, combined with acupuncture, like the two legs of our body.
There is a common misunderstanding to Chinese herbal medicine. Some people think if they use herbs from China, that is called Chinese herbal medicine. This kind of thought is totally wrong! Whatever where the herbs from, Only if we use herbs under the guidance of traditional Chinese medicine theories, this process can be called Chinese herbal medicine. Or else,it is not.
Chinese herbal medicine is individual medicine. The doctor needs to collect each patient's information by inspecting, listening and smelling, inquiring, palpation ( four basic TCM diagnostic methods) , then highly summarizes the etiology, location, nature, the struggle between the body resistance and pathogenic factors and condition of the disease in a certain stage of the disease process. After making an overall analysis on the information, the doctor will make a TCM diagnosis. All the steps are supposed to be based on the TCM theories. Thereafter,the doctor need to determine the treatment principle according to the diagnosis, and then organize different herbs together to form a specific formula. We can see, the whole process is very complicated.
A specific, effective herbs prescription highly reflects the doctor’s medical knowledge, clinical experiences and personal wisdom.
Chinese herbal medicine can be used independently for many kinds of condition, also can be combined with acupuncture treatment together. Chinese herbal medicine is especial effective for most of internal medicine diseases, gynecology diseases, and some skin diseases.
Cupping is a therapy in which a jar is attached to the skin surface through the negative pressure. It is a no pain or very slight pain treatment, including several different techniques.It has the function of promoting the free flow of qi and blood in the meridians, warming yang and dispelling cold dampness, relaxing muscles and diminishing pains, etc. It can be used widely to adult, senior and children.
Moxibustion is a therapy that can prevent and treat diseases with heat stimulation on acupoints or related parts of the body. The material used is mainly “moxa-wool” in the form of a cone or stick. For centuries, moxibustion and acupuncture have been combined in clinical practice, thus they are usually termed together. It is a no pain or less pain treatment, including lots of different techniques. Moxibustion can help to warm meridians and expel cold, to induce the smooth flow of qi and blood, to prevent disease and maintain health. It also can be used widely to adult, senior and children.
In traditional chinese medicine (TCM), Chi is a complicated and basic concept. If explain it simply, Chi is vital energy.
In TCM, we emphasize on “Tian Ren Xiang Ying” 天人相应( correspondence between human being and nature) and believe that “Tian Ren He Yi”天人合一 ( harmony between human being and nature) is the highest wisdom. Here the word “Tian” - often translated to heaven, nature, universe, means something above our human being's consciousness, the oneness in the universe.
Lamentations 3:22-23
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