SHANDE TCM · SINGAPORE
Shande Traditional Chinese Medicine (Shande TCM) has served Singapore since 2018 at Fortune Centre. The clinic provides consultation-led TCM care, acupuncture, Tuina, Chinese medicine, wellness support and other traditional therapies, with communication available in English and Mandarin.
Community care
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.
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.
Call +65 8171 6002Our services
A thoughtful starting point to discuss your concerns, health history and priorities.
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Individualised acupuncture using sterile, single-use needles where appropriate.
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Hands-on TCM techniques adapted to comfort, mobility and practitioner assessment.
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Herbal and traditional preparations discussed according to individual needs and suitability.
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Herbal teas, supplements and wellness products, with guidance available at the clinic.
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Traditional therapies considered according to individual assessment and suitability.
Learn more →A simple starting point
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.
Discuss your main concerns, health history, current medicines and relevant information.
The practitioner considers your individual situation before discussing possible TCM approaches.
Understand the recommended approach, practical considerations and follow-up before proceeding.
Common enquiries
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
Actual practitioner photographHeritage & experience
Yang Yang grew up in a medical family and began learning traditional herbal practice from her uncle from the age of eight. After graduating, she worked at a private hospital in Shandong in an obstetrics-and-gynaecology setting that combined Chinese and Western medical care, before continuing her studies and practice journey in Singapore.
Health Library
A practical guide to what to prepare and what a careful consultation may involve.
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Understand preparation, common sensations, hygiene and safety considerations.
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Why medication lists, allergies and ongoing treatment should be discussed first.
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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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Our location
Shande TCM is located at 190 Middle Road in central Singapore. Call before travelling to confirm current appointment availability.
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