NEW YORK, June 18, 2017 -- Many patients experience reduction from chronic pain conditions when receiving acupuncture as part of their individualized treatment plan. Acupuncture has been known to relieve muscle stiffness and pain without the side effects known to accompany certain prescription medications. Alida van Heerden L. Ac. of Manhattan Acupuncture Clinic believes acupuncture to be an excellent complement to address a range of chronic pain conditions within patient care plans. Acupuncture, as a part of holistic approach to wellness, can help patients experience improved function and less discomfort.
Acupuncture is one of the holistic services provided at Manhattan Acupuncture Clinic. Thin, disposable needles are inserted into points on the body to address a range of issues. Studies conducted by The National Institute of Health (NIH) demonstrate the effectiveness of acupuncture for those experiencing osteoarthritis, knee pain, chronic neck and back pain, and headaches. Patients with tension headaches and migraines have also been known to benefit from acupuncture treatments. In addition to pain relief, other responses to acupuncture treatments from patients include a reduction of depression and anxiety, management of blood pressure and gastrointestinal issues, and improvement in sleep quality.
The needles are inserted into the body to access and stimulate “qi” which is loosely translated from Chinese as “life-force.” Acupuncture needles are of the finest and thinnest filament steel available and are for single-use only. Acupuncture restores balance within the body and promotes the body’s innate healing ability. Acupuncture may also incorporate electrical stimulation, heat, or pressure within a treatment. Other modalities may also be recommended depending on the condition, including topical herbal medicines, manual massage, heat therapy, or cupping.
“Acupuncture has a long history of use to address conditions producing significant discomfort, and has also been known to reduce muscle tension and promote optimal health in patients,” said Alida van Heerden, L. Ac. “As an experienced acupuncturist, patients have reported feeling less pain and improved movement for those with conditions that cause muscle restriction and discomfort. Acupuncture needles stimulate the body’s natural healing responses. Some patients use acupuncture, rather than pain medications, to manage pain and incorporate it into their overall wellness plan in order to return to a pain-free lifestyle.”
About Manhattan Acupuncture Clinic
Alida van Heerden, L. Ac. of Manhattan Acupuncture Clinic offers acupuncture and supporting services to residents in the heart of Manhattan. The staff at Manhattan Acupuncture Clinic helps patients achieve wellness objectives using the finest quality care and modern acupuncture technology and equipment. Services at Manhattan Acupuncture Clinic include acupuncture, Chinese herbs and supplements, cupping, moxibustion, pain management, and addiction treatment.
Call (917) 968-6456 to learn more about acupuncture for pain management or to schedule an appointment. Or visit http://manhattanacupunctureclinic.com/ for more information on its New York City pain relief services.
Manhattan Acupuncture Clinic 80 E. 11th Street Suite # 411 New York, NY 10003 (917) 968-6456


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