Fortune Centre · Singapore · Since 2018Mon–Sat 10:00am–9:00pm · Sun 10:00am–7:30pm · +65 8171 6002
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TRADITIONAL WISDOMTHOUGHTFUL CAREIN SINGAPORE

TRADITIONAL WISDOM · MODERN LIVES

Rooted in
tradition.
Caring for today.

Traditional Chinese medicine, thoughtfully adapted to modern life. Visit our Fortune Centre clinic for consultation-led acupuncture, Tuina and Chinese medicine in English or Mandarin.

善德中医堂 · Fortune Centre, Singapore

Since 2018Serving Singapore
Fortune Centre190 Middle Road
English & MandarinConsult in either language
Opening hoursMon–Sat 10am–9pm · Sun 10am–7:30pm

Our services

Care that begins with understanding.

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Consultation setting at Shande TCM

Our approach

Care that begins with listening.

A thoughtful consultation begins with your concerns, health history and priorities. Our practitioner considers individual needs and explains suitable next steps, including when medical referral may be appropriate.

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Heritage, experience and an individual approach

Medical family heritageEarly exposure to traditional herbal practice, guided by family values of medical ethics and putting people first.
Around 20 years of TCM experienceIncluding approximately 14 years of practice experience in Singapore.
Traditional and modern approachesCare may combine traditional methods with selected physical modalities according to individual assessment and suitability.

Community care

Complimentary community consultations twice each lunar month.

Yang Yang has continued a personal commitment to community service through complimentary consultation sessions on the 1st and 15th days of each lunar month, from 9:30am to 1:00pm.

Limited availability · please call first

These sessions are voluntary and capacity is limited. Please contact the clinic before travelling to confirm the date, availability and whether the session is suitable for your needs. Emergency or urgent medical symptoms should still be assessed through appropriate medical services.

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A simple starting point

Care starts with understanding your needs.

You do not need to choose a treatment before you arrive. Start with your concerns, then discuss suitability and possible next steps with the practitioner.

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Share your concerns

Discuss your main concerns, health history, current medicines and relevant information.

02

Consider suitability

The practitioner considers your individual situation before discussing possible TCM approaches.

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Discuss the next step

Understand the recommended approach, practical considerations and follow-up before proceeding.

Common enquiries

Concerns people commonly bring to Shande.

These examples describe the kinds of questions people contact the clinic about. They should not be read as a promise of a particular treatment outcome for a diagnosed disease, and medical assessment remains important when symptoms are severe, new or unexplained.

Joint, mobility and overuse concerns

Common enquiries include persistent joint pain or stiffness, neck and shoulder discomfort, heel pain, overuse-related elbow pain such as tennis elbow, and questions from people who have already been told they have osteoarthritis, rheumatic conditions, elevated uric acid or gout-related problems.

Rhinitis and recurring nasal discomfort

People also ask about rhinitis, nasal blockage and recurring nose or throat discomfort. The consultation considers symptom history and relevant health information; breathing difficulty, persistent fever or other warning signs require appropriate medical care.

Dry-eye discomfort and visual symptoms

Dry-eye discomfort or visual strain may be discussed as part of a broader consultation. Persistent blurred or declining vision, eye pain or redness, sudden visual change, or suspected cataract should be assessed by an appropriate eye-care professional; TCM is not a substitute for ophthalmic diagnosis or treatment.

Care alongside existing medicines

Patients taking medicines for blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease or other ongoing conditions should bring a current medicine list. Prescribed medicines should not be stopped or changed without the prescribing clinician's advice, and complex or recent post-operative cases may need additional medical review.

Practical health tools

Do more than read — keep useful health records.

Use 16 free bilingual trackers and preparation sheets for blood pressure, medicines, sleep, pain, menstrual health, screening and more. Your entries stay on your device.

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From the Shande Library

Practical guides, free to read and keep.

Our eBooks bring useful health topics together in a calm, easy-to-read format. No forced email sign-up: choose PDF or EPUB and keep the guide for yourself or your family.

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Sleep, Stress & Energy in SingaporeThe Shande Guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine in Singapore

Our location

Visit us at Fortune Centre.

Shande TCM is located at 190 Middle Road in central Singapore. Call before travelling to confirm current appointment availability.

Visit our clinic190 Middle Road
Fortune Centre
#03-33B / #03-34 / #04-33
Singapore 188979
Call to enquire+65 8171 6002
Mon–Sat 10:00am–9:00pm
Sun 10:00am–7:30pm
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