Acupressure in Opfikon near Zurich
Acupressure for menstrual complaints – natural relief
Menstrual pain, cramps, mood swings – in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), menstrual complaints are understood as signs of disrupted Qi and blood flow. Acupressure can help harmonise this flow – gently, without medication.
How acupressure can help with menstrual complaints
Menstrual pain (dysmenorrhoea)
Cramping abdominal pain before and during menstruation – acupressure can promote circulation and relieve cramps
PMS symptoms
Mood swings, irritability, breast tenderness – targeted pressure points can support hormonal balance
Irregular cycle
In TCM, an irregular cycle is understood as a sign of Qi stagnation
Back and headaches
Cycle-related pain in back, head and legs – common accompanying symptoms
Fatigue and exhaustion
Energy deficiency around menstruation – TCM approaches to strengthen Qi
Digestive complaints
Bloating and digestive problems during menstruation – targeted pressure points for the abdomen
How acupressure works for menstrual complaints
In TCM, meridians run through the body – energy pathways through which Qi flows. With menstrual complaints, there is often stagnation or deficiency in the liver, spleen or kidney pathways. Through targeted finger pressure on specific points, energy flow can be stimulated and blockages released.
The treatment is gentle, pain-free and requires no needles – unlike acupuncture, only the fingers are used.
Health insurance recognised
Acupressure is EMR-certified and covered by most Swiss health insurance supplementary plans for complementary medicine. The reimbursement amount depends on your insurance policy.
Tip: Check with your health insurer before the first treatment whether acupressure (EMR) is included in your supplementary insurance.
Prices
Acupressure 60 min.
Acupressure 90 min.
EMR-certified – reimbursement through supplementary insurance possible.
Complement: Relaxation massage
For accompanying tension in back and shoulders, a relaxation massage can complement acupressure effectively.
FAQ – Acupressure for Menstrual Issues
Viele Frauen spüren bereits nach 3–5 Sitzungen eine Verbesserung. Für nachhaltige Ergebnisse empfehle ich eine Behandlungsserie über 2–3 Zyklen.
Ja, Akupressur ist auch während der Menstruation möglich und kann akute Beschwerden lindern.
Nein. Akupressur ist eine komplementäre Methode und ersetzt keine ärztliche Abklärung. Bei starken oder neu auftretenden Beschwerden empfehle ich immer zuerst einen Besuch bei der Gynäkologin.
Specialisations
Praxis Anzhelika Wyss