How Is Acupuncture Done?
Before getting acupuncture treatment, your acupuncturist will ask about your health history and may give you a physical examination.
During the acupuncture session, thin needles are placed in specific areas to address your concern or condition. The acupuncturist may gently twist the needles for added effect. The needles are often left in for 15 to 20 minutes, with the total session lasting anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour.
Your acupuncturist may use additional techniques during your session including:
- Electric Acupuncture: An electrical device is connected to several needles, providing a weak electrical current that stimulates the acupuncture needles during the treatment.
- Cupping: Glass or silicone cups are applied to the skin so that there is a suction effect, which aims to help stimulate blood flow and balance your energy.
After the treatment, some people may feel relaxed, while others may feel energetic.
Acpuncutre benifits:
- Addictions to tobacco, food, sweets, etc.
- Pain in joints, neck, spine, feet, arms, hands, etc.
- Nervousness, Changes in mood, difficulties with sleep, Sadness, Melancholy, Inappetence.
- Difficulty to achieve pregnancy, both natural and assisted.
- Pains, Advances or menstrual delays.
- Intolerances and Allergies.
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Acupuncture therapy is widely accepted because of the fact that it has no serious side effects.
Completely. Needles are made of stainless steel; they are pre-sterilized and disposed of after each session.
Most patients describe a dull, slightly aching sensation when the needle is inserted.