Margrit Riede
Specialist for general surgery
Emergency medicine, acupuncture & naturopathic treatment
Master of Chinese Medicine (Univ. Shanghai)
Holistic prevention and treatment to restore the balance of the body forces.
A warm welcome!
Integrative Chinese Medicine - what is it?
Individual treatment concepts and a holistic treatment approach combining classical Western orthodox medicine with traditional Asian natural healing methods on a scientifically sound basis:
Opening hours
Dates by arrangement
Subjects wanted:
Clinical study "Acupuncture for tennis elbow
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About
Margrit Riede
About
- Privately insured / self-payer
- German / English / Norwegian
- Video consultation
- Clinical study "Acupuncture for tennis elbow
- November 2022 TCM practice at Eterno
- 2019 - until today clinical and research activity at the Center for Traditional Chinese Medicine at UKE.
- Master of Chinese Medicine, Shanghai University
- Lecturer Asklepios Medical School Hamburg
- Scholarship Society for Acupuncture Research
- Specialist in surgery in several practices
- Specialist in outpatient rehabilitation 2007 - 2010
- Senior Physician University Hospital Trondheim/Norway 2004 - 2006
- Residency in Hesse, Bavaria and Norway
- Medical studies in Frankfurt am Main
- Born 1973 in Augsburg
About
For a first acquaintance, the exact recording of your complaints and a thorough examination, I take a full hour. Only in this way is it possible to make a holistic diagnosis according to the rules of Traditional Chinese Medicine and to design a personal treatment plan for you. TCM treatment methods do not have to replace Western conventional medicine, but complement it in a meaningful way. Together we will then discuss and plan the course of your treatment and the time perspective.
I mainly use classical body acupuncture (needle acupuncture), often also in combination with superficial, painless permanent needles - a great alternative especially for the treatment of sensitive persons or children. If an increase in effect is desired, electro-acupuncture (EAP) can be used - here a light stimulation current is applied, similar to a TENS unit. If necessary, ear acupuncture or neural therapy (infiltration of trigger points with local anesthetics), massage techniques such as Tuina or acupressure, cupping treatment or targeted heat application (moxabustion, infrared lamp, grain pillow) can also be considered. As in Western orthodox medicine, TCM also uses effective medicines - in the form of medicinal herb mixtures (phytotherapy). Nutritional counseling according to the recommendations of TCM and taking into account individual life circumstances and habits is often useful to achieve the desired treatment goal.
Of course, as a specialist in general surgery with many years of experience in trauma surgery, orthopedics as well as rehabilitation and sports medicine, I am also your competent contact person for complaints of the musculoskeletal system, (sports) injuries and surgeries and, of course, I also take over the follow-up treatment after surgical interventions of any kind (wound, X-ray checks, dressing changes, stitch removal, etc.).
are the most common reason why patients choose acupuncture and TCM. Pain reduces the quality of life, disturbs sleep, and the permanent use of painkillers is not infrequently associated with undesirable side effects. For acute pain, acupuncture often provides rapid improvement, but for chronic pain, 10 -15 acupuncture treatments or more may be necessary.
Peripheral polyneuropathies usually develop without an identifiable cause (idiopathic PNP), or they are a consequence of diabetes (diabetic PNP) or chemotherapy (CIPNP). Those affected suffer considerably from pain, restlessness (restless legs), burning sensations, and sensory disturbances in the feet and legs (or even hands), balance is impaired by the sensory disturbances, walking is laborious, and often the complaints do not allow undisturbed sleep. Medications that act on the nervous system often help only unsatisfactorily and can have significant side effects (fatigue, impaired driving ability). Studies show that acupuncture treatments can relieve discomfort and improve nerve conduction velocities in many PNP patients.
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Where you can find us
Please select your preferred mode of transport to see the details of the route.
With the bus lines 102, 109, 34, 36 & 38 you can reach the bus stop Jungfernstieg, from which our hub is only 450 meters away. You can also reach the Stadthausbrücke stop with bus lines 111 & 35.
Subway: The subway stations Jungfernstieg (U1, U2, U4) and Rathaus (U3) are located in the immediate vicinity of our hub and can be reached within 5 minutes on foot. S-Bahn: With the S-Bahn lines S1, S2, & S3 you can reach the stations Stadthausbrücke and Jungfernstieg from where you can easily reach our hub on foot.
Parking garages: Within a radius of 400 meters are the parking garages Stadthöfe, Fleethof, Hanseviertel & Stadthausbrücke. Parking spaces: There are some parking facilities in the city with a maximum parking time of 1-2 hours. Some parking spaces are located directly in front of the Kaufmannshaus and in the streets Große Bleichen, Amelungstraße & Fuhlentwiete.