Acupuncture treatments consist of inserting thin, disposable needles
into the skin. Acupuncture is used to treat many different diseases,
disorders and pain conditions. Common ailments that respond well to
acupuncture include: tendinitis, arthritis, headaches, chronic pain,
chronic fatigue syndrome, respiratory disorders, skin problems,
dysmmenorhea and digestive disorders.
Fees:
Initial Consultation /
Examination
Subsequent Visits
Package of 12
Student subsequent |
$75.00
$45.00
$492.00
$36.00 |
Does it hurt?
No, acupuncture does not hurt. During the treatment you may
experience sensations of mild tingling, heaviness, slight soreness
or numbness along the skin channel being stimulated.
How does acupuncture work?
According to Eastern philosophy, an imbalance or energy or blood
flow will lead to disease in the body. Acupuncture needles placed
along specific points can improve vitality, blood circulation and
restore the natural balance of the body.
What can acupuncture treat?
Acupuncture has proven to be successful in reducing stress,
muscle tension and chronic pain. If the symptom is a result of an
energy blockage within the body, acupuncture can encourage the
body\'s natural healing response.
Does acupuncture complement other therapies?
Yes. All the chiropractors at King West Chiropractic use
acupuncture for pain relief, stress reduction and as a complement to
chiropractic care.
Can acupuncture help me quit smoking?
Acupuncture can help ease the cravings associated with quitting
smoking. It is best advised to start with a course of acupuncture
after you have decided to quit.
Can acupuncture help me lose weight?
Acupuncture can help reduce the desire to snack between meals.
In addition to acupuncture, a balanced diet and exercise is
essential to one\'s weight loss program.
Are the needles sterilized?
New disposable needles are used for each acupuncture treatment.
Most treatments require 4 - 8 needles to be inserted for a period of
15 - 20 minutes.
Is acupuncture covered by OHIP?
Many private health benefits provide coverage for acupuncture but
presently there is no OHIP coverage.
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