Pain of any sort can be incredibly taxing both mentally and physically, but acupuncture may help you find some relief.
September is Pain Awareness Month. Both chronic and acute pain can cause major harm to a person's mentality and lifestyle. Some pain (i.e. arthritis) is diagnosable in Western medicine, but in some cases, pain can be a "medical mystery". Advocating for yourself and finding a treatment that targets your pain can sometimes feel like a shot in the dark, but Acupuncture offers a new and widened perspective that just might be able to offer you some relief.
How does Acupuncture help with pain?
Scientific evidence supports that acupuncture can help manage various pain conditions including migraines, lower back pain, and osteoarthritis pain. Acupuncture is thought to work by stimulating the body's natural healing mechanisms, releasing endorphins, and improving blood circulation. Acupuncture can also help to heal other sorts of pain, both recurring and continuing by implementing these same practices.
Why Consider Acupuncture for Pain Management?
While there are several reasons to consider acupuncture, the primary ones include:
Natural Treatment: Acupuncture is a non-invasive, drug-free method to manage pain. This means it can be a suitable option if you're looking for natural methods to deal with your pain or if you're unable to take conventional pain relief medication.
Fewer Side Effects: When carried out by certified professionals, acupuncture is generally safe with very few side effects.
Complementary Treatment: Acupuncture can be used alongside other treatments without any negative interactions.
Acupuncture is proven to help treat and relieve pain, and can be a great practice to implement if you are struggling to get control of your pain symptoms.
Yours in health & wellness,
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