Using our ancient and holistic methods, we are often able to relieve pain usually right after your first visit to our center. Our practioners are focused on helping you live and maintain a healthy, pain-free lifestyle. It is our goal to improve your quality of life.
Commonly treated pains
Back /Sciatica Pain
Neck Pain
Shoulder Pain
Knee Pain
Migraines/Headaches
Arthritis Pain
Fibromyalgia Pain
Neuropathy Pain and Tingling
Post Surgery Pain and Recovery
Bell's Palsy Pain
Plantar Fasciitis Pain
Tennis Elbow Pain
Neck Pain
Shoulder Pain
Knee Pain
Migraines/Headaches
Arthritis Pain
Fibromyalgia Pain
Neuropathy Pain and Tingling
Post Surgery Pain and Recovery
Bell's Palsy Pain
Plantar Fasciitis Pain
Tennis Elbow Pain
Case Studies - Indications of Acupuncture Therapy for Pain Management
Frozen Shoulder and/or Pain
Frozen shoulder often occurs in people age 50 or so, and is more common with women than men. There is a slow onset of the main symptoms: pain, limited range of motion (ROM), pressure, and muscle atrophy. According to Professor Hu Chaowei’s years of clinical research, frozen shoulder is not just due to local muscle tissue tension or stress. In order to find the cause of frozen shoulder we must study the postural pattern that lead to the muscle tension that is causing the pain and stiffness. If we find the cause the treatment will be immediately effective.
Knee Pain
Knee pain condition is one of the most common diseases in elderly people, however it can occur at any age. For every pound of weight we carry is four times heavier to the knee joint, and when walking up or down stairs that weight increases to 7-10 pounds more. To figure out the right method of treatment we must look at the anatomy of the pain. What action is causing the pain and what muscles are involved in that action? If the pain occurs when walking down stairs, the treatment would be different than if the pain occurred when walking upstairs. When we find the muscles involved in the action that is causing the pain the treatment will be effective and instantaneous.
Elbow Pain
Traditional therapy treats the pain locally at the elbow. Sometimes this approach is effective, other times it has no effect at all. The reason for this is because we must first find where the muscle tension originated and treat the pain according to the patients movement. This treatment is very precise and specific to the patient therefore is very effective
