Drooping eyelids 眼睑下垂
1) A 53 yr-old lady came one day, telling me that her right eyelid drooped for about a month. Her left eyelid was also partly drooped. Because both her eyes were drooped, when she walked she had to hold one of her eye lids in order to see the road. She was accompanied by her husband as she dared not walk on her own. She told me that she was doing administration work and her work required her to work on the computer for at least 8 hours a day.
I looked at her eyes. Both the eyes look tired and dull. This is what TCM calls “五脏六腑的精气皆上注于眼”. She also said she felt tired easily. I told her to take two weeks off from her work. I treated her with acupuncture and gave her some herbal Chinese medicine. After four treatments, she was able to open both her eyes slowly. She came for treatment every three days. After 8 treatments, both her eyes were able to open fully. Of course, she was delighted and relieved. She was still very worried that her eyes may relapse again because when she got back to work, she still had to look at computer for long hours.
Attached are her pictures. Pictures are cropped so that her identity is not revealed.
2) Five years ago, one elderly man, age 65 came to see me. His right eyelid was drooped for about six months. He was introduced by his friend to see me. He said his Western doctor told him to wait for six months and his eyelid would open up by itself. So he patiently waited for six months but his right eyelid still drooped.
I looked at his right eye, his eye looked tired and dull. This is what TCM calls “五脏六腑的精气皆上注于眼”. I treated him with acupuncture and some Chinese herbal medicine. Strangely, after three acupuncture sessions, his right eye was able to slowly open up. Two weeks later, his right eye was fully opened.
Attached are his pictures. Pictures are cropped so that his face is not fully revealed. For this case, I did not take his picture when his right eyelid was fully drooped. I took his pictures only when his eye was half opened and fully opened.
1) A 53 yr-old lady came one day, telling me that her right eyelid drooped for about a month. Her left eyelid was also partly drooped. Because both her eyes were drooped, when she walked she had to hold one of her eye lids in order to see the road. She was accompanied by her husband as she dared not walk on her own. She told me that she was doing administration work and her work required her to work on the computer for at least 8 hours a day.
I looked at her eyes. Both the eyes look tired and dull. This is what TCM calls “五脏六腑的精气皆上注于眼”. She also said she felt tired easily. I told her to take two weeks off from her work. I treated her with acupuncture and gave her some herbal Chinese medicine. After four treatments, she was able to open both her eyes slowly. She came for treatment every three days. After 8 treatments, both her eyes were able to open fully. Of course, she was delighted and relieved. She was still very worried that her eyes may relapse again because when she got back to work, she still had to look at computer for long hours.
Attached are her pictures. Pictures are cropped so that her identity is not revealed.
2) Five years ago, one elderly man, age 65 came to see me. His right eyelid was drooped for about six months. He was introduced by his friend to see me. He said his Western doctor told him to wait for six months and his eyelid would open up by itself. So he patiently waited for six months but his right eyelid still drooped.
I looked at his right eye, his eye looked tired and dull. This is what TCM calls “五脏六腑的精气皆上注于眼”. I treated him with acupuncture and some Chinese herbal medicine. Strangely, after three acupuncture sessions, his right eye was able to slowly open up. Two weeks later, his right eye was fully opened.
Attached are his pictures. Pictures are cropped so that his face is not fully revealed. For this case, I did not take his picture when his right eyelid was fully drooped. I took his pictures only when his eye was half opened and fully opened.
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MYOPIA 近视眼
Myopia, commonly known as short-sightedness, has remained one of the biggest public health challenges in Singapore, which has very high myopia rates. Myopia typically begins in early childhood and progresses during childhood. Myopia typically begins in early childhood and progresses during childhood.
Based on unpublished data from routine vision screening done by the School Health Service, the prevalence of defective vision amounting to unaided visual acuity of 6/12 or worse among Primary 1 students was 33% in the year 2000, prior to the inception of the National Myopia Prevention Programme, 65% of Singapore students suffered from myopia by the age of 12 years. Among these 12-year-old students, the prevalence of severe defective vision (i.e. unaided visual acuity worse than 6/60) was 13% (unpublished data).
We have a few numbers of parents who care about their children’s eyesight, brought their young children to come for acupuncture and eye massage. Most of them have short-sightedness, some of them have high myopia. One of the mothers who has only one daughter was so caring that she refused to allow her daughter to read story books, instead she will read to her every night. She brought her daughter fortnightly to do acupuncture. Whenever they came, after the acupuncture, the mother will sit by her bed side to read story books to her, this went on for three long years. The feedback the mother gave was her high myopia was slightly decrease (usually, the myopia would jump every 3 months by 100 degrees).
Acupuncture and regular massage of one’s eyes can really prevent further increase in a person’s eyesight. Usually, children who are willing to do massage can be as early as 6 years old. But for acupuncture, only when they are 8 years old and on the parents’ persuasion, then they will be willing to do acupuncture.
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The following are some of pictures taken during Dr. Ong post graduate days in Nanjing University of Traditional Medicine. Jiangsu Province Hospital is the subsidiary of Nanjing University of Traditional Medicine.
Dr. Ong Swee Ling had learned under Professor Deng Sue Hua. She is a senior lecturer in Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and also a senior ophthalmologist attached with Jiangsu Province TCM Hospital (江苏省中医院). She specializes on eyes diseases especially on those eye diseases that cannot be treated or have little hope of improvement or still in research stage by Western medicine such as Retinitis Pigmentosa (commonly known as Night Blindness), Age-related Macula Degeneration, Maculopathy, Retinopathy, Optic Nerve Atrophy etc.
The following are some of pictures taken during Dr. Ong Swee Ling post graduate days in Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine. The following pictures were taken from the surgery theatre in Jiangsu Province Hospital. Jiangsu Province Hospital is the subsidiary of Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine.
About Our Clinics
We provide 99% TCM treatments including TCM oral medicine in both powder and natural herbs, acupuncture （针灸), moxibustion (艾灸), manipulation (手法骨伤), cupping (拔罐), Tui-guan (推罐), Tui-na（推拿), scraping (刮痧), herbal wash (草药外洗), herbal creams (中药膏), herbal lotion (中药乳液), herbal plastering (骨伤中药膏外敷）等等。
WE HAVE 4 CLINICS:
(1) Yong Kang Medical Hall Pte Ltd., 永康诊所
Blk 78A, #01-05, Telok Blangah St 32, Singapore 101078.
📞: 62726400 | 📱: 96635600 (appointments only)
✉️ :| ong.swee.ling@gmail.com
🌐 : https://easternhealing.sg
This branch is 7 minutes walk from Telok Blangah MRT
station.
Our clinic is three doors away from NTUC supermarket.
Opening Hours:
Mondays to Fridays: 9.30am to 9.30pm;
Saturdays : 9am to 5pm;
Sundays: 12.30pm to 4.30m.
Public Holidays: close
Please note that there are other companies using the name "Yong Kang".
Please note that Yong Kang TCM Clinic has no relation with us.
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(2) Eastern Healing TCM Clinic Pte Ltd, 东方医疗诊所
Address: Blk 345, Clementi Ave 5, #01-88, Singapore 120345.
📱: 9299 9168 (appointments only) | 📞: 6816 4919
✉️ : ong.swee.ling@gmail.com
🌐 : https://easternhealing.sg
This branch is 6 minutes walk from Clementi MRT station
Opposite Pei Tong Primary School 培童小学
Opening Hours:
Mondays to Fridays: 9.30am to 9.30pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 9am to 5pm
Public Holidays: close
Front counter
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(3) Eastern Healing TCM Clinic (Telok Blangah) Pte Ltd,
东方医疗诊所 (直落布兰雅)
Address: 46 Telok Blangah Dr, #01-85, Singapore 100046
This branch is 2 minutes walk from Telok Blangah MRT station.
📱: 81255212 (Appointment Only) | 📞: 69573033
✉️ : ong.swee.ling@gmail.com | 🌐 : https://easternhealing.sg
Opening Hours:
Mondays to Fridays: 1.30pm to 9.30pm
Saturdays: 9am to 5pm
Sundays: 9am to 1pm
Public Holidays: close
Please Note: On Sundays, if you wish to come in the afternoon,
You may walk to Yong Kang Medical Hall Pte Ltd
at Blk 78A #01-05, Telok Blangah St 32, Singapore 101078 which is open on all Sundays from 12.30pm to 4.30pm.
Yong Kang Medical Hall Pte Ltd is only 6 minutes walk from Telok Blangah MRT station.
Front entrance of Easter Healing TCM Clinic at
Blk 46, #01-85, Telok Blangah Drive, S100046.
Reception counter
（4）Eastern Healing TCM Clinic (Macpherson)
Pte Ltd
Address: Blk 91, #01-3025, Paya Lebar Way,
Singapore 370091.
Opening Hours:
Mondays to Fridays: 9.30am to 9.30pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 9am to 5pm
Public Holidays: close
Tel: 📱: 80969866 (Please text for appointment)
This clinic is 6 minutes walk from Machpherson MRT station,
This clinic is 10 minutes walk from Mattar MRT station,
This clinic is 15 minutes walk from Ajuni MRT station,
This clinic is 15 minute walk from Paya Lebar MRT station
✉️ : ong.swee.ling@gmail.com 🌐 : https://DrOngSweeLing.blogspot.com
Front Entrance
Front Counter
Front Counter
Treatment Area
Area outside the clinic
Medical Charges 诊所收费表
| Item Name | Unit Price | Comments | |
| CONSULTATION FEES | $20.00 | First consultation | |
| CONSULTATION FEES - LONG | $20.00 - 50.00 | Longer consultations may cost more | |
| HERBAL MEDICINE (1X A DAY) | $4.80 - 5.50 | ||
| HERBAL MEDICINE (2X A DAY) | $9.00 - 9.80 | ||
| HERBAL MEDICINE (3X A DAY) | $12.00 - 13.80 | ||
| PILLS / TABLETS PER PACK | $16 | ||
| HERBAL CREAM PER TUB | $10.00 - 25.00 | Depends on quantity | |
| HERBAL WASH PER PACK | $12.00 - 16.00 | Depends on herbs used | |
| HERBAL LOTION PER BOTTLE | $15.00 | ||
| HERBAL PLASTERING | $10.00 - 40.00 | Depends on size of plaster and herbs used | |
| HERBAL POWDER for external use | $10.00 - 30.00 | Depends on weight (30gm, 60gm or 100gm) and herbs used | |
| Q OIL for external use | $15.00 | ||
| BANDAGE for SPRAIN | $15.00-20.00 | | |
| TCM Treatment Charges 诊所收费表 |
| Item Name | Single Time | Package | Package Description |
| ACUPUNCTURE STANDARD 针灸 | $40-50 | $400.00 | 10 sessions |
| ACUPUNCTURE COMPREHANSIVE 针灸 | $50-55 | $450.00 | 10 sessions |
| 60 MIN TUI-NA 推拿理疗 | $68.00 | $600.00 | 10 sessions |
| 60 MIN MI GUAN 秘罐 | $66.00 | $600.00 | 10 sessions |
| 60 MIN MI GUAN PLUS TUI GUAN JIU 秘罐+推罐灸 | $66.00 | $600.00 | 10 sessions |
| 60 MIN TUI GUAN JIU 推罐灸 | $72.00 | $660.00 | 10 sessions |
| SLIMMING (ACUPUNCTURE ONLY) | $70.00 | $680.00 | 10 sessions of acupuncture for 1 month (without medicine) |
| SLIMMING (MEDICINE ONLY; 1 WEEK MEDICINE) | $70.00 | $260 | Medicine for 1 week; no package |
| HAIR LOSS (MASSAGE AND ACUPUNCTURE ONLY) | $73.00 | $540.00 | Lotion massage plus 8 sessions of acupuncture for 1 month (without medicine) |
| HAIR LOSS (MASSAGE, ACUPUNCTURE & MEDICINE) | $800.00 | Lotion massage and 8 sessions of acupuncture for 1 month (with medicine for 4 weeks) | |
| Lymphatic Massage 淋巴推拿 | S$80 first time only | $880 | 10 sessions |
| CUPPING | $20.00 | NA | No package |
| CUPPING (ADDITIONAL) | $10.00 | NA | No package |
| SCRAPPING SIMPLE | $20 | NA | No package |
| SCRAPPING COMPREHENSIVE | $40 | NA | No package |
| NECK TRACTION | $20 | NA | No package |
| AI JIU HE 艾灸盒 | $15.00 | NA | No package |
Our company reserves the right to revise charges without notice
Concession may be given to deserving cases.
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