Back Pain
Eight out of ten Americans have or will experience back pain. It remains the most common cause of job-related disability and costs Americans an estimated 50 billion dollars a year in trying to relieve it. Though commonly a result of injuries or strains to the area, low
back pain can be caused by numerous factors including: poor diet, sedentary lifestyles, obesity, and stress. Because acupuncture works to balance the body as a whole, it is very effective in relieveing back pain, whatever the underlying cause may be. A very recent study compared drug therapy, sham acupuncture-(acupuncture needles inserted into “random” points), and “real” acupuncture in their ability to treat back pain. Interestingly, both
the “sham” acupuncture and the “real” acupuncture were more effective in treating back pain than the drug therapy.
At AZ Therapy Center , patients back pain is evaluated and a specific program recommended that utilizes a combination of stratagies including acupuncture, electro-acupuncture, massage therapy, and Tui Na and Cupping.
Acupuncture should always be the first choice in the treatment of back pain, as well as any pain in the body including: neck pain, headaches and migraines, hip, knee and leg pain. Acupuncture is not always the answer to everyone’s issues; however because of its’ rapid rate of affectiveness and low cost, acupuncture should be the first choice.
by Annie Raddatz, LAc, (Acupuncturist)
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Acupuncture helped me a lot in relaxation. It takes away some of my muscle cramps due to physical stress.
Acupuncture is really a good alternative medicine technique for common ailments such as allergies, minor headaches and pains. I have been practicing acupuncture for 4 years now.
Acupuncture has been known in China for ages, my mom introduced me to acupunture and i am since been amazed how it can reduce my migraine.
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