How does TCM view {condition_name}?
TCM views vertigo as a sign of internal imbalance involving Qi, Wind, phlegm, and circulation. These disturbances can affect the body’s ability to maintain equilibrium and clear sensory function.
General Wellness
Vertigo Treatment London | Acupuncture & Herbal Support | Qin’s Clinic
Vertigo is a condition that can cause dizziness, a spinning sensation, unsteadiness, and difficulty maintaining balance, often linked to disturbances in the inner ear or the body’s sense of spatial orientation. Symptoms may include feeling lightheaded or as though the room is moving, nausea, poor coordination, blurred focus, and a sense of instability that can interfere with walking, working, or daily activities. For some people, vertigo comes in brief episodes, while for others it can be more persistent and disruptive to quality of life. While conventional care often focuses on symptom control, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) looks beyond the dizziness itself to identify and treat the underlying imbalances that may be contributing to the problem, helping to restore balance and support long term wellbeing.
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Understanding the Root Cause
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, vertigo is often seen as a disruption in the body’s internal balance. It may relate to Liver Yang rising, internal Wind, or phlegm damp obstructing the clear orifices, which can disturb equilibrium, circulation, and inner ear function.
Our Personalised Treatment Approach
Our approach combines:
Acupuncture to support inner ear circulation, calm internal Wind, regulate Qi flow, and help reduce dizziness and imbalance.
Chinese herbal medicine and lifestyle support to resolve phlegm damp, strengthen the body’s internal balance, improve hydration and diet, and reduce triggers that may worsen vertigo symptoms.
Lifestyle and dietary guidance to help reduce common vertigo triggers, support hydration, improve daily stability, and strengthen the body’s overall balance and recovery.
Evidence & Clinical Studies
Emerging research suggests that acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine may help support vestibular regulation and reduce the intensity and frequency of dizziness in people experiencing vertigo.
Key References:
Acupuncture has been studied for its potential to regulate vestibular function, improve circulation, and reduce dizziness severity.
Traditional herbal formulations are used to address internal imbalance patterns such as phlegm damp and Qi disruption, helping support stability, clarity, and long term balance.
Some clinical findings suggest that a combined approach using acupuncture alongside supportive therapies may help improve balance, reduce recurrence, and enhance overall quality of life for people experiencing vertigo.
What to Expect from Treatment
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Relief Timeline
Many patients notice reduced dizziness, better steadiness, and a greater sense of balance within the first few treatment sessions.
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Course Duration
Treatment is usually provided over several weeks, depending on how long symptoms have been present, their severity, and your overall health pattern.
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Long-Term Support
Our aim is not only to ease current symptoms but also to support lasting balance, improve resilience, and help reduce the chance of recurring vertigo episodes.
Visit Qin’s Clinic on Harley Street
Qin’s Clinic is based on Harley Street in Central London, just a short walk from Oxford Circus and Bond Street stations. We welcome patients from Marylebone, Fitzrovia, Mayfair, and across Greater London.
Got Any Questions?
What treatments do you use for {condition_name} at Qin's Clinic?
At Qin’s Clinic, we use a personalised combination of acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and lifestyle guidance to help reduce dizziness, improve balance, support inner ear function, and address the underlying imbalance contributing to vertigo.
How soon will I see results for my {condition_name} symptoms?
Some patients begin to feel improvement within a few sessions, especially in dizziness intensity and steadiness. Ongoing treatment often brings more consistent and lasting progress over time.
Is there scientific evidence for TCM treating {condition_name}?
Research suggests that acupuncture may help regulate vestibular function and reduce dizziness symptoms. Chinese herbal medicine is also traditionally used to support internal balance and circulation as part of a personalised treatment plan.
What's the first step to address my {condition_name} at Qin's Clinic?
The first step is to book a consultation. We will assess your symptoms, health history, and underlying imbalance pattern to create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
Why choose Qin's Clinic for {condition_name} treatment?
Qin’s Clinic offers personalised care that looks beyond symptoms alone. We combine acupuncture, herbal medicine, and practical lifestyle guidance to support natural recovery, improve balance, and help you feel more confident in daily life.
Where is Qin's Clinic located?
Qin’s Clinic is based on Harley Street in Central London, just a short walk from Oxford Circus and Bond Street stations. We welcome patients from Marylebone, Fitzrovia, Mayfair, and across Greater London.
