Austin Acupuncture for Pain Relief:
Time-Tested, Free of Side Effects

Acupuncture is proven method for pain control with has been used for thousands of years. By inserting sterile, fine needles into specific points on the skin, acupuncture helps stimulate the flow of Qi through the body, relieving inflammation and promoting healing.
Acupuncture also helps to trigger the release of endorphins, the body's natural painkillers, along with serotonin, a neurotransmitter associated with mood.
Our Austin acupuncture clinic practitioners are all trained in China universities and also have served as professors of acupuncture here in Austin at the AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine.
Acupuncture is used for a variety of painful conditions, ranging from low back pain and nerve pain (such as painful shingles rashes) to fibromyalgia, menstrual cramps, and headaches.
Other Conditions Relieved by Acupuncture
Acupuncture has shown efficacy for various chronic pain conditions, both chronic and acute. Here at our
Austin acupuncture clinic, we treat a variety of conditions, including;
Studies on the cost-effectiveness of acupuncture for pain relief, considering measures of quality of life, prove how helpful acupuncture truly. Acupuncture research has a long-standing history, and ongoing acupunture studies continue to support its effectiveness in treating pain.
What Does Acupuncture Feel Like?
Your acupuncturist will gently insert hair-thin needles on particular points of your body. Once the needles are inserted, you'll be able to quietly rest in a soothing, dark room. Patients often report feeling energized or relaxed after acupuncture sessions.
Our acupuncturists are all fully trained and licensed, ensuring both comfort and safety. The FDA closely regulates acupuncture needles, adhering to good manufacturing practices and single-use standards of sterility.
In addition to needles, in some cases other forms of stimulation can be utilized on acupuncture points, such as moxibustion (heat), acupressure (pressure), friction, cupping (suction), or electromagnetic impulses.
How Does Acupuncture Help in Pain Relief?
Acupuncture, an ancient healing practice rooted in traditional Chinese medicine involves the insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body, aiming to restore the balance of energy, or qi. The mechanisms through which acupuncture alleviates pain are multifaceted and have been the subject of numerous studies and clinical trials.
What to Expect on Your Acupuncture Visit
At the beginning of your appointment, your acupuncturist will first carefully take your patient history, do a physical exam and make notes on your symptoms. The physical exam may include:
- Assessing painful areas of your body
- Observing the shape, coating, and color of your tongue
- Noting the color of your face
- Evaluating the strength, rhythm, and quality of your wrist pulse
Acupuncture sessions typically last about 45 minutes, although some appointments may be shorter. For a single complaint, a common treatment plan usually involves one or two sessions per week. The number of treatments required depends on the nature and severity of the condition.
Inserting the Needle
Thin acupuncture needles are gently inserted at various depths into strategic points on your body, with minimal or no discomfort.
Rest and Relax
Next, you'll rest and relax after the needles have been placed.
Removing the Needle
In most cases, the needles are left in place for 30 minutes while you relax on the table.
Following an acupuncture treatment, some individuals may feel relaxed, while others may experience a sense of rejuvenation.
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