Pain Relief & Injury Recovery
Acupuncture for Pain Management
How Acupuncture Helps Reduce Pain
Acupuncture activates the body’s natural pain-relief mechanisms by:
Reducing inflammation and swelling
Stimulating the release of endorphins (natural painkillers)
Improving blood circulation to speed up healing
Relaxing muscles and relieving tension
Supporting nerve function and reducing neuropathic pain
We take an integrative approach that blends acupuncture, cupping, electrostimulation, and herbal medicine to help you feel better, faster.
Conditions We Treat
We help patients with:
- Acute & chronic pain (neck, back, knee, hip, and shoulder pain)
- Sciatica and nerve pain
- Migraines and tension headaches
- Arthritis and joint pain
- Sports injuries and post-surgical recovery
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Fibromyalgia and myofascial pain
- TMJ and jaw pain
- Neuropathy
Treatment Phases
Acute Pain Relief
Frequent sessions (2-3 times per week) to reduce pain and inflammation
Cupping and electroacupuncture for muscle relaxation and circulation
Herbal formulas to support healing and reduce swelling
Recovery & Rehabilitation
Weekly acupuncture to restore mobility and improve function
Strengthening and stabilization exercises
Lifestyle and posture recommendations to prevent re-injury
Chronic Pain Management
Maintenance treatments every 2-4 weeks based on symptoms
Acupuncture to manage pain flare-ups and improve long-term mobility
Stress relief techniques to reduce pain sensitivity
Our Approach
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), pain is often due to Qi stagnation and blocked circulation. Our approach focuses on:
- Restoring Qi flow to relieve pain and inflammation
- Reducing tension in muscles and nerves for better mobility
- Strengthening connective tissues to prevent further injury
- Addressing the root cause rather than just masking symptoms
By combining modern pain science with traditional acupuncture techniques, we help patients achieve long-term relief.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sessions do I need for pain relief?
Acute injuries: 2-3 times per week for the first few weeks
Chronic pain: Weekly or biweekly maintenance sessions
Post-surgical recovery: Weekly treatments for 6-8 weeks
Can acupuncture replace pain medication?
Acupuncture can reduce or eliminate the need for pain medications in many cases, especially for chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions.
Does acupuncture hurt?
Acupuncture needles are very thin and cause minimal to no discomfort. Many patients find the treatments deeply relaxing.
Can acupuncture help after surgery?
Yes, acupuncture supports post-surgical recovery by reducing swelling, improving circulation, and accelerating tissue healing.