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Acupuncture Treatment Service

Acupuncture is a branch of Chinese medicine that involves the insertion of fine needles into the body’s energy points. These energy points are said to be situated on energy channels that connect specific organs. Using the tiny needles, these energy points are stimulated, resulting in a positive effect upon the problematic organ and inducing a homeostasis or dynamic balance. What makes acupuncture unique from other established healthcare practices in the world is that it assesses the mental, emotional, and physical wellness of an individual. It looks at different pain points and illnesses as signs of imbalance. Though it seems like an odd and unique practice, its aim is to simply restore the equilibrium or balance of the body.

How Acupuncture Works

According to traditional acupuncturists, illnesses and pain occur when the body’s energy cannot flow freely. This usually happens because of the presence of physical or emotional stress, infection, poor nutrition, or an injury. By inserting fine needles into certain acupuncture points, an acupuncturist can re-establish the flow of energy, restore balance, and trigger the natural healing response of the body. Sometimes, an acupuncturist may also stimulate the pressure points using other alternative methods, such as Myotherapy, cupping, and massage.
More About Acupuncture
How does an acupuncturist know what specific pressure points to target? Generally, he begins by asking several questions relating to sleep, menstrual flow, appetite, diet, bowel function, and etc. He will then observe the tongue and feel the pulses on both wrists. Every piece of information obtained will give hints on what acupuncture points need to be targeted. Depending on the severity of the health problem, the results may show as early as after two treatments.

When Is Acupuncture Applicable?
According to research, acupuncture is an effective treatment for the following problems:
  • Neck pain and low back pain
  • Depression and anxiety
  • Insomnia
  • Stroke rehabilitation
  • Shoulder pain
  • Elbow pain
  • Irritable bowel syndrome

Evidence also suggests that acupuncture has shown positive effects in the treatment of the following:
  • Allergic rhinitis
  • Headache
  • Vomiting and nausea
  • Chronic low back pain
  • Knee pain

Book Your Acupuncture Treatment Service with Knox Chinese Medicine
If you are looking to try a non-invasive and completely natural way to treat your health issues, make an appointment with Dr. Sherman Gu at Knox Chinese Medicine. He is a registered health practitioner of Chinese medicine in Melbourne; hence is licenced to provide you with professional acupuncture treatment.

Book your acupuncture treatment service today on 0419 396 963 or visit our clinic at 285 Stud Rd., Wantirma South, Victoria.

Other Services

Chinese Herbal Medicine
Chinese herbal medicine is one of the important components in Chinese medicine for prevention and treatment of diseases.
Myotherapy
Myotherapy is a newly discovered soft-tissue therapy used in the physical diagnosis, treatment and management of muscular disorders.
Cupping
Cupping therapy is used to treat different conditions including musculoskeletal problems such as tight and stiff muscles.

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