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What
is Acupunture?
Types
of treatment
What
happens during the treatment?
What
side effects?
What
are the precautions?
First
visit
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What
can acupuncture be applied for? |
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Acupuncture,
as a part of Chinese medicine, is best known in China for its high effectiveness
in managing pain, either speeding the healing time of injuries or increasing mobility and range of movements. The practitioners in China also apply acupuncture as an adjunct to ease many
of the medical problems that people consult their doctors for, from personal injuries to depression to stroke rehabilitation. |
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addition, acupuncture or traditional Chinese medicine or the combination of both may be able to help people with chronic conditions to improve their quality of
life. For example, supporting remedy to relieve symptoms with nausea, vomitting, night sweating, fatigue, or hot flushes from chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy.
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