Acupuncture in Brno

Japanese acupuncture is a distinctive style that uses ultra-fine needles — just 0.14 mm in diameter, typically inserted to a depth of no more than 1 mm, often touching the skin surface only — making it exceptionally gentle and nearly painless compared to Traditional Chinese needling. Eva Hajská integrates moxibustion heat therapy with Japanese needling: dried moxa herb is burned near or on specific acupuncture points to add warming therapeutic energy. Three moxibustion techniques are offered — Tonetskyu (small moxa pieces on points), Chinetskyu (deeper thermal effect), and Ondan moxa (smokeless herbal-charcoal rolls that warm the inserted needle). This style is particularly suited to sensitive patients, those apprehensive about needling, and conditions rooted in cold or deficiency patterns in TCM diagnosis.

Abdominal acupuncture is a modern microsystem technique developed within the last 30 years that works through a complete map of the body projected onto the abdominal surface — specifically the Hara (Dantian) energy centre. Eva Hajská needles precise points on the abdomen that correspond to the condition of organs, joints, and body regions elsewhere in the body. Because needles are placed on the torso rather than directly at a pain site, the technique is often used for patients with conditions affecting multiple areas simultaneously or where standard limb-based needling is not appropriate. Conditions addressed include chronic back and joint pain, Parkinson's disease support, stroke rehabilitation, migraines, insomnia, depression, digestive disorders, and gynaecological complaints. Sessions follow the same 60-minute structure as other acupuncture styles offered at this practice.

Traditional Chinese acupuncture at this Brno practice uses fine sterile needles placed at specific meridian points to restore the flow of chi (vital energy) and balance the body's yin-yang dynamic. Eva Hajská has practised this form of acupuncture since 2012, integrating tongue and pulse diagnostics into each session to map the individual energetic landscape before treatment. Sessions are 60 minutes; the initial appointment includes a full intake assessment alongside the first needling treatment. Conditions commonly addressed include chronic musculoskeletal pain, sleep disturbance, migraines, digestive issues, stress, and women's hormonal health. Patient testimonials describe resolution of long-standing neck and shoulder pain, cervical spine injuries, hip pain, and rheumatoid arthritis after a course of sessions.

Acupuncture at Bolest Brno is delivered by two certified algesiologists — MUDr. Eva Kynclová and MUDr. Michaela Cahová — at a clinic designated as an acupuncture teaching centre. The approach goes well beyond standard needle insertion: practitioners may apply electroacupuncture (electrical stimulation through needles or a blunt pen), moxibustion (heat stimulation), pharmacopuncture (injection of medications at acupuncture points), cupping and magnetic or light stimulation — selecting the combination most suited to each patient's condition. Fine, single-use sterile needles in gauges 0.1–0.4 mm are used throughout. The technique targets acute and chronic pain including headache, cervical and lumbar syndromes, joint pain, trigeminal neuralgia and post-stroke spasticity, as well as functional disorders of the motor system and certain immune-related conditions. A course of approximately 6 sessions is typically recommended, with acute conditions treated daily and chronic conditions once every one to two weeks.