The number of treatments required varies based on the severity of the condition and the individual’s overall health. Factors such as constitutional strength, emotional state, living environment, diet, and physical activity level can impact the body’s resilience and affect the number of treatments needed.

During an acupuncture session, the practitioner will assess your medical history, current symptoms, emotional state, and lifestyle habits. They will examine your pulse and trigger points on your body to create a personalized treatment plan that may involve the insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body.

During the treatment, you will lie face up or face down on a massage table while the acupuncturist inserts needles at various acupuncture points on your limbs or trunk. To ensure a comfortable experience, it is recommended to breathe normally and avoid movement in the treated area. Many people find the experience relaxing and may even fall asleep. Some individuals may feel a tingling, warm sensation or sensations such as heaviness, heat, or cold.

For acute pain, a single daily treatment may be sufficient in some cases. For chronic pain, it is common to receive treatment once or twice a week. Once symptoms have improved, it is recommended to receive maintenance acupuncture once a month.

The number of acupuncture points used in treatment can vary depending on the individual’s condition and the practitioner’s assessment. In general, a typical acupuncture treatment may involve the use of 6-12 needles, although sometimes more or fewer needles may be used. The location of the acupuncture points selected and the number of needles used will depend on the individual’s specific health concerns and the practitioner’s diagnosis and treatment plan.

Yes, follow-up treatments are recommended after the initial visit. This is important for the holistic healing process, as the benefits of acupuncture accumulate with each treatment. The length of recovery time may vary depending on individual factors such as constitutional strength and adaptability.

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