Great Spring Acupuncture

It's time to answer another question about acupuncture to help you understand more about it.

Does Acupuncture Hurt?

Many patients feel no pain when a needle is inserted. However some people may experience a pinching sensation or a sensation similar to a mosquito bite. If pain is experienced beyond initial insertion, it is important to let the practitioner know so the needle way be adjusted or withdrawn and the patient may rest comfortably.

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According to the National Cancer Institute, acupuncture may cause physical responses in nerve cells, the pituitary gland, and parts of the brain. It is proposed that, by stimulating physical responses in these areas, acupuncture positively affects blood pressure and body temperature, boosts immune system activity, and causes the body's natural painkillers, such as endorphins, to be released.

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There are many benefits to acupuncture. The greatest benefit may be to improve your quality of life and fulfillment.

👇Here are some common changes people seek and acupuncture can help achieve:

1. Improved Quality of Life
If pain is keeping you from living life to the fullest, acupuncture can help as it has minimal side effects and can be helpful for all types of pain, regardless of the cause or where it is located. Increasingly, people are looking for more natural approaches to help relieve painful conditions instead of relying on medication. In addition to reducing pain, acupuncture also hastens the healing process by increasing circulation and attracting white blood cells to an injured area.

2. Eliminate Stress
Stress reduction is always on the top ten list for New Year's resolutions and for a good reason; it is often the cause of illness and deterioration of health. Numerous studies have demonstrated the substantial benefits of acupuncture in the treatment of stress, anxiety and lowering blood pressure. In addition to acupuncture, Chinese Medicine offers a whole range of tools that can be integrated into your life to keep stress in check.

3. Get in Shape
Renewed enthusiasm to exercise in order to enhance fitness levels, train for a competition, or lose weight can come at a painful price for those who try to do too much too quickly. Recent studies show that acupuncture effectively treats sports injuries such as strains, sprains, musculoskeletal pain, swollen muscles, and shin splints.

4. Improved Sleep Quality
Acupuncture can help you sleep by calming your mind, increasing relaxation, and reducing stress. The treatment can also help improve sleep by increasing the release of natural melatonin in the body.

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