TCM views post stroke recovery as a process of restoring smooth Qi and Blood flow, calming internal Wind, and strengthening the body to support healing and functional improvement.
Recovery after a stroke can be physically and emotionally demanding, often affecting mobility, balance, coordination, speech, strength, and overall confidence in daily life. Some people experience weakness on one side of the body, muscle stiffness, fatigue, or difficulty with movement and routine activities. While conventional rehabilitation often focuses on physical therapy, medical management, and functional recovery, Traditional Chinese Medicine aims to support both the symptoms and the underlying imbalances that may be affecting circulation, neurological recovery, and general vitality.
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine, post stroke symptoms are often linked to Qi and Blood stagnation, internal Wind, and underlying weakness in the body’s organ systems that affects healing and recovery. When the channels are obstructed and normal circulation is impaired, movement, coordination, and neurological function may be affected. TCM treatment focuses on restoring smoother circulation, calming internal Wind, and supporting the body’s natural recovery processes.
Acupuncture
Targeted acupuncture points are used to stimulate circulation, calm internal Wind, support neural pathway recovery, and improve movement, coordination, and overall function.
Chinese Herbal Medicine
Herbal formulas are prescribed to nourish Qi and Blood, support neurological recovery, strengthen the body, and promote internal balance during rehabilitation.
Rehabilitation & Lifestyle Guidance
Patients receive personalised guidance on movement, recovery habits, daily support strategies, and lifestyle adjustments to enhance rehabilitation outcomes and quality of life.
Acupuncture has been studied as a supportive therapy in stroke rehabilitation and may help improve mobility and neurological recovery.
Research suggests acupuncture may support circulation, muscle function, and overall rehabilitation outcomes when combined with standard care.
Traditional Chinese herbal medicine is often used alongside acupuncture to nourish Qi and Blood and support long term recovery.


TCM views post stroke recovery as a process of restoring smooth Qi and Blood flow, calming internal Wind, and strengthening the body to support healing and functional improvement.
We use a tailored combination of acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and personalised rehabilitation and lifestyle guidance based on each patient’s symptoms and recovery needs.
Recovery timelines vary, but some patients notice gradual improvement over several sessions, with continued progress over weeks or months depending on the severity of their condition.
Research suggests acupuncture may help improve neurological function, mobility, and rehabilitation outcomes when used alongside standard stroke care.
The first step is to book a consultation so we can understand your condition, assess your recovery needs, and create a personalised treatment plan.
At Qin’s Clinic, we take a personalised and holistic approach, combining acupuncture and Chinese medicine to support mobility, recovery, and overall quality of life during rehabilitation.
Qin’s Clinic is located on Harley Street in Central London, convenient for patients travelling from across London.