You are not alone –
sadly a third of the world’s population suffers chronic pain.
Chronic pain causes emotional distress and physical disability.
Common conditions clients seek acupuncture for include, neck and back pain, sciatica, knee pain, tennis or golfers elbow, plantar fasciitis, frozen shoulder, fibromyalgia, polymyalgia.
The NHS suggest that back pain is the leading cause of sick leave in the UK!
Are you gardening, playing golf or socialising as much as you want?
Is your sleep being disturbed? Are you feeling agitated and emotional and being prevented from doing all the things you enjoy?
Are you under pressure to get back to work as quickly as you can?
But what are your options?
Painkillers, steroid injections, antidepressants are often prescribed to help you on the road to recovery.
Medication may support you, providing some relief but remedial work will get you back on the road to recovery.
Painkillers are designed to support your body whilst it makes a natural attempt to return to homeostasis.
National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE), our National Health Service (NHS) regulators are now directing doctors to recommend acupuncture instead of painkillers in the treatment of all chronic pain.
Acupuncture should be on the top of your priority list of treatments to receive to reduce your pain, inflammation and improve mobility.
If you would like a peaceful nights sleep, be free from pain, feel relaxed and be able to do the things you enjoy, then acupuncture is for you.
Choosing acupuncture as your preferred treatment will enhance the quality of your life. We are hear to help you get back to the things you enjoy most in your life.
Pain Relief through Acupuncture
If you’re interested in more information and how acupuncture can be applied to all walks of life, take a look at our blog.
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Our top tips for back pain relief
Back pain is often mechanical meaning it stems from ligaments, muscles, discs, and small joints of the spine. Statistics show that 8 out of 10 people will suffer from some form of back pain in their lives and the NHS suggests that this is a leading cause of sick leave in the UK alone.