Home-visit tuina massage
Chinese medical massage — pressing, kneading and stretching along the meridians, done through clothing.
What it is
Tuina is hands-on TCM. It looks like massage, but it follows the same meridian and point map as acupuncture, and it is firmer and more targeted than a relaxation massage. It is done through loose clothing, so there is no oil and nothing to clean up afterwards.
It is often the right starting point for people who want treatment but are not comfortable with needles yet — and it works well combined with acupuncture in the same visit.
What happens in a session
- Check the tight or painful areas.
- Pressing, kneading and stretching while you stay clothed.
- Simple stretches to do at home.
What people traditionally come for
- Stiff neck and restricted shoulder movement
- Lower back tightness
- Frozen shoulder discomfort
- Tension headaches
- General stiffness from inactivity
Good to know
These are concerns people traditionally seek this treatment for — not a promise of a particular result. Whether it suits your situation is something Jelly will discuss with you at the consultation. If she thinks you should see a doctor first, she will tell you.
- Tell me about any medicines you take, especially blood thinners, hormones or fertility drugs.
- Pregnant or breastfeeding? Mention it when you book; some techniques are adjusted or avoided.
- Eat something light 1–2 hours before, and wear loose clothing.
Where Jelly visits
Homes across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor. The travel fee depends on your postcode and time, and many areas are free. Check your area and travel fee →