Acupuncture in Mesa, AZ

Fine needles at specific points for pain, stress and recovery, on its own or alongside other treatment.

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Good for

What Acupuncture Is Used For.

Low back painHeadachesOsteoarthritisMuscle and myofascial painMenstrual crampsCarpal tunnelStress and sleep

Individual results vary. Your doctor will tell you whether this fits.

How it works

01Talk it throughWhat's bothering you and what you've already tried.

02Hair-thin needlesUsually five to twenty, left in for about 10 to 15 minutes.

03Back to your dayEat lightly beforehand and wear loose clothing.

Some people feel a little sore or tired afterward, and small bruises can happen. Your doctor will suggest how many sessions make sense.

Is it for you

A good fitPain, stress and recovery between other treatments, or on its own if you’d rather start with something light.

Probably notNeedles aren’t for everyone. If you take blood thinners or have a bleeding disorder, mention it first.

What decides itA short conversation about what’s bothering you and what you’ve already tried.

Who you'll likely see

Former EMT in Los Angeles. Molecular biology at UC Santa Cruz. Competitive powerlifter.

Acupuncture, hormones, regenerative and movement therapy

Questions

Does acupuncture hurt?

The needles are hair-thin. Most people feel a small pinch or nothing at all.

How many treatments will I need?

It depends on what we're treating. Your doctor will suggest a plan at your first visit.

How soon can I expect results?

It varies. Your doctor will tell you what to expect for your situation.

How should I prepare?

Eat lightly beforehand and wear loose, comfortable clothing.

Are there side effects?

Mild soreness, small bruises or feeling tired for a little while are the most common.

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