TCM Yin Deficiency Treatment
Restore balance and vitality with safe, natural TCM Yin Deficiency treatments
First Consult from $50 (Subsequently $30)
Treatments from $60 per session
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Yin Deficiency (阴虚) is a common condition seen in Singapore, often arising from chronic stress, lack of rest, excessive heat exposure, and poor dietary habits. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Yin represents the body’s cooling, nourishing, and restorative energy, which balances the warming and active Yang energy. When Yin becomes deficient, the body experiences internal heat and dryness, leading to a variety of uncomfortable symptoms.
At Regis Wellness TCM Clinic, we offer personalised TCM treatments for Yin Deficiency in Singapore, helping patients restore balance, nourish vital energy, and strengthen overall well being naturally.
Understanding Yin Deficiency in TCM
In TCM theory, Yin is essential for cooling the body, moistening tissues, and anchoring the mind. A lack of Yin creates an imbalance where Yang energy becomes relatively excessive, resulting in heat symptoms and depleted reserves.
Common causes of Yin Deficiency include:
- Chronic stress or overwork that depletes reserves
- Long term illness or recovery from serious conditions
- Poor diet, especially excess spicy, fried, or processed foods
- Late nights and insufficient sleep
- Natural ageing, especially in women during menopause
Common Symptoms of Yin Deficiency
Patients with Yin Deficiency may experience:
- Night sweats and hot flashes
- Dry mouth, throat, and skin
- Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
- Restlessness, irritability, or anxiety
- Low back pain or knee weakness
- Insomnia and difficulty falling asleep
- Heat sensations in the palms, soles, and chest (“five palm heat”)
- Thirst for cold drinks
- Constipation or dry stools
TCM Treatments for Yin Deficiency in Singapore
At Regis Wellness, our TCM physicians assess each patient’s body constitution to create a tailored treatment plan that restores Yin and rebalances the body.
Acupuncture - Helps regulate Qi flow, calm the nervous system, and reduce internal heat symptoms.
Herbal Medicine - Customised formulas using Yin nourishing herbs such as 熟地黄，知母 and 沙参.
Moxibustion - Gentle warming therapy to support balance by stimulating specific meridians, especially in cases where Yin Deficiency coexists with Yang weakness.
Cupping & Gua Sha - Improves circulation, relieves tension, and reduces heat stagnation in the body.
Lifestyle & Dietary Guidance - Recommendations on Yin supporting foods (e.g., pears, goji berries, lotus root) and lifestyle practices such as better sleep hygiene and stress reduction.
Yin Deficiency in Singapore
Many Singaporeans experience Yin Deficiency due to long working hours, high stress levels, hot weather, and irregular sleep. Air conditioned environments further contribute to dryness, while diets heavy in fried or spicy foods can worsen internal heat. Women in Singapore may particularly experience Yin Deficiency symptoms during menopause, post childbirth, or periods of chronic stress. TCM provides a natural approach to restoring Yin, promoting balance, and preventing long term health complications.
Benefits of TCM for Yin Deficiency
- Restores balance between Yin and Yang energy
- Reduces hot flashes, night sweats, and dryness
- Improves sleep and calms restlessness
- Enhances skin hydration and natural glow
- Strengthens kidneys, liver, and overall vitality
- Supports women’s health during menopause and beyond
- Promotes long term wellness and resilience
Meet Our Physicians
Amanda Chua
Lead TCM Physician
Bachelor of Medicine, Chinese Medicine (Beijing University of Chinese Medicine)
Bachelor of Science (Hons), Biomedical Sciences (NTU)
M.Med, Combination of TCM and Western Medicine (Clinical) (Liaoning University of Chinese Medicine)
Languages Spoken: English, 中文
Special Interest: Pain Management, Fertility, General Wellness (Sleep & Gastro Disorders, Post-COVID Conditions)
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Regis Wellness Katong
437 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427650
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- Night sweats and hot flashes
- Dry mouth, throat, and skin
- Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
- Restlessness, irritability, or anxiety
- Low back pain or knee weakness
- Insomnia and difficulty falling asleep
- Heat sensations in the palms, soles, and chest (“five palm heat”)
- Thirst for cold drinks
- Constipation or dry stools
- Chronic stress and overwork
- Prolonged illness or recovery from serious conditions
- Poor diet (excess spicy, fried, or processed foods)
- Late nights and insufficient rest
- Natural ageing, especially in women during menopause
- Acupuncture – regulates Qi, calms the mind, and reduces heat
- Herbal medicine – Yin nourishing herbs to restore fluids and balance
- Moxibustion – gentle warming if Yin Deficiency overlaps with Yang weakness
- Cupping & Gua Sha – improve circulation, relieve tension, and clear stagnation
- Lifestyle & dietary guidance – Yin-supporting foods like pears, lotus root, and goji berries; better sleep and stress management
- Individuals under chronic stress or with poor sleep
- People with diets high in fried, spicy, or processed foods
- Women during menopause or post-childbirth
- Those recovering from long-term illness
- Individuals exposed to hot weather or dry air-conditioned environments daily
- Mild Yin Deficiency – some patients notice improvements in sleep and dryness within 2–3 weeks
- Moderate to severe deficiency – requires ongoing care over several months to rebuild reserves