About Tit Tar

a.k.a. Traditional Chinese Medicine Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Ling Lam Tit Tar

Tit Tar, also known as TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) Orthopaedics and Traumatology, is a technique designed to treat injuries from falls and blows during martial art practices. During the Chinese emigration to Southeast Asia in 19th century, ancestors brought not only Chinese martial arts but also Tit Tar technique for treating fractures and injuries. As a result, Tit Tar became well-known for treating musculoskeletal injuries among the local communities.

Tit Tar focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of injuries affecting bones, joints, muscles, and fascia. It works hand-in-hand with TCM principles, incorporating various techniques such as External Herbal Applications, Bone Settings, Acupuncture, Internal Herbal Medicine, Gua Sha (Scraping), Tui Na (Therapeutic Massage) and Cupping. Tit Tar is especially effective in treating conditions like fractures, dislocations, soft tissue injuries, and rheumatic diseases, with unique advantages and a wealth of clinical experience.

CORE TCM THEORIES

Tit Tar is based on the holistic view of TCM and the principle of syndrome differentiation. It emphasizes on the body’s overall unity and its self-healing ability. Key theories include:

STRENGTHS AND UNIQUE FEATURES

MODERN DEVELOPMENT

Tit Tar has evolved over the years with the integration of modern medicine.

SUMMARY

Tit Tar plays an essential role in the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of bone & muscle injuries. It continues to evolve, incorporating modern scientific advance- ments to provide effective and comprehensive treatments for patients.

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