Pain Management
Understanding your pain
Understanding and treating your pain is like putting together a jigsaw puzzle. Every piece of the puzzle, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem, is important in creating the whole picture. Once we can see the picture, we can put together an effective treatment plan that will have long-lasting results.
What's causing your pain?
Pain is usually the first symptom that indicates that there is an imbalance in the body. Pain can be experienced in different ways ranging from sharp and stabbing to dull and achy. The first step in treating pain is to find its origin.
Understanding and treating your pain is like putting together a jigsaw puzzle. Every piece of the puzzle, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem, is important in creating the whole picture. Once we can see the picture, we can put together an effective treatment plan that will have long-lasting results.
What's causing your pain?
Pain is usually the first symptom that indicates that there is an imbalance in the body. Pain can be experienced in different ways ranging from sharp and stabbing to dull and achy. The first step in treating pain is to find its origin.
Common Causes of Pain
Pain can be caused by a number of different factors. The most common causes of pain include:
Pain can be caused by a number of different factors. The most common causes of pain include:
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Acupuncture and Pain
The next step is choosing healing modalities that address your unique set of pain symptoms. These healing modalities may include acupuncture, massage, Chinese herbs, cupping, guasha, moxibustion, nutritional therapy, hot/cold compresses, restful sleep protocol, lifestyle modification, and/or strength/flexibility exercises. An integration of healing modalities is usually the most effective strategy in eliminating pain.
Acupuncture and back pain
Back pain is the number one reported reason for seeking acupuncture. The good news is chronic back pain is one of the conditions that research demonstrates acupuncture may be an effective tool for treating.
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Natural, Safe, and Effective
Using acupuncture to alleviate pain is both safe and effective, and there are virtually no side effects. It usually takes four to ten weeks for the process to take full effect, but often times results can be felt after the first treatment. The following are common pain conditions that can be successfully treated using Traditional Chinese Medicine.
The next step is choosing healing modalities that address your unique set of pain symptoms. These healing modalities may include acupuncture, massage, Chinese herbs, cupping, guasha, moxibustion, nutritional therapy, hot/cold compresses, restful sleep protocol, lifestyle modification, and/or strength/flexibility exercises. An integration of healing modalities is usually the most effective strategy in eliminating pain.
Acupuncture and back pain
Back pain is the number one reported reason for seeking acupuncture. The good news is chronic back pain is one of the conditions that research demonstrates acupuncture may be an effective tool for treating.
Read full article
Natural, Safe, and Effective
Using acupuncture to alleviate pain is both safe and effective, and there are virtually no side effects. It usually takes four to ten weeks for the process to take full effect, but often times results can be felt after the first treatment. The following are common pain conditions that can be successfully treated using Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Head
Tension headache Migraine headache Cluster headache Sinus infection TMJ dysfunction Eye strain Neck and Shoulder Neck pain Pinched nerve Rotator cuff injury Frozen shoulder Torticollis Spine Scoliosis Spinal stenosis Sciatica Low back pain Herniated disc Kyphosis |
Soft Tissue and Joints
Arthritis Tendinitis Bursitis Fibromyalgia Strains and sprains Sports injury Extremities Carpal tunnel syndrome Knee pain Neuropathy Sprained ankle Plantar faciitis Pelvic Endometriosis Menstrual cramps Digestive Irritable bowel syndrome Crohn's disease Ulcer Acid reflux |