Acupuncture

Acupuncture applies sterile single-use needles to selected points within a traditional framework.

Point choice follows clinical assessment.

Often used to support muscle tension, stress perception, sleep rhythm, and some pain patterns.

It is not a substitute for urgent or surgical care when needed.

Skin is prepared; needles are retained briefly with optional gentle stimulation.

Session length reflects the number of points treated.

Mild tenderness or small bruises at sites may occur.

Many feel relaxed afterwards.

Brief dizziness warrants sitting rest.

Weekly or twice-weekly courses for several weeks are typical.

Maintenance visits may continue as advised.

For medically eligible adults who tolerate needling and have realistic goals.

Anticoagulants or skin infections require careful individual review.

Avoid extreme cold or heat exposure right after the session.

Limit alcohol and heavy exertion on treatment day.

Fees depend on session count and duration.

Provided after consultation.

Appointments: contact.