The Do’s and Don’t of AcupunctureOf Acupuncture Part 2

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Women who are pregnant are also advised not to undergo acupuncture treatment. However, they can engage in that once the baby is born.

How well the acupuncture treatment will go depends also on specialist who will be performing it. You have to take into account their years of experience and skill so they are able to make the correct diagnosis,

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 finding the acupoints in the body, the angle at which the needles will be inserted and the techniques they know as there are different types of acupuncture

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This brings us to asking ourselves how to find a skill acupuncturist. For this to work, we have to do ask our doctor if they can refer anyone.

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It wouldn’t hurt to also do some research online. After all, there are about 3,000 acupuncturists all across the country so it won’t be that hard to find one. 

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Before you decide to have a session with them, talk to the acupuncturist to know their credentials.

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This will also give you the opportunity to find out how much do they charge as this can be from $45 to more than $100 per session.

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You can probably ask for the name and contact number of a previous client so you can ask this person how everything went. Remember, if it doesn’t work out for you, don’t be afraid to find someone else who can do a better job.

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The most important thing to do during the session is to relax. If you feel an itch or something, tell the acupuncturist. The same goes if you are nervous or experience a burning sensation so the specialist will take out the needles

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Now that you know the do’s and don’ts of acupuncture, you should ask yourself if this form of treatment is right for you. If conventional medication doesn’t work, it wouldn’t hurt to see how things turn out

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The Do’s and Don’t of Acupuncture Part

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