What Conditions Does Acupuncture Treat?
One of the most frequent questions I am asked is,
"What kinds of problems are best treated by acupuncture and Oriental
Medicine?" I include here a list of diseases and conditions for
which I have found acupuncture and herbal medicine to be quite effective.
It is often in the nature of how and when people
turn to alternative medicine in this country that when I first see
people, they have problems that have plagued them for many years,
and they come to me only after they have exhausted all that Western
medical treatments have to offer. I am grateful that there is still
something that I can offer in these situations, but I must say that
acupuncture, like other systems of medicine, does best with problems
when they are new.
Acupuncture is one of the oldest systems of Preventative
Medicine, and many people see me for
the powerful work that can be done to ensure Perfect Health,
the state of energetic well-being for the body and mind that can
prevent disease and allow life to be enjoyed fully that was the
medicine of the Emperors of China and Japan.
Further Information
For a great source of acupuncture information,
including books, notes, essays, journal articles,
and new developments, visit:
Acupuncture
Information
For further information on acupuncture and the
conditions it treats visit Acupuncture.com
For further information on Pediatric Acupuncture,
look for books by Julian Scott, M.A, Ph.D. and Teresa Barlow:
Acupuncture in the Treatment of Children,
Eastland Press, 1999
Natural Medicine for Children, Avon Books,
1990
To learn more about Macular Degeneration, visit
the Macular Degeneration Foundation,
Inc.
For information on books and other sources of information
about acupuncture, visit China-Guide.com
ADULTS:
Allergies and asthma and Chronic
Sinus Problems
Musculoskeletal problems, such
as arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, neck and back
pain, knee pain, foot pain
Headaches and Tinnitus
Gastrointestinal diseases, such
as reflux esophagitis, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic gastritis,
colitis, and rectal spasms. Chinese herbal preparations have proven
very effective in lowering cholesterol levels and treating chronic
liver dysfunction.
Support during chemotherapy and radiation
therapy, especially the treatment of nausea associated
with chemotherapy, the prevention of severe fatigue, and treatment
of some of the complications of chemotherapy and radiation therapy
such as sore mouth.
Chronic Cystitis
Seizure Disorders The Chinese
understanding of seizure disorders treats an aspect of the disease
that is never treated with Western seizure medications and it can
be very effective in reducing the number of seizure medications
needed and lowering the incidence of breakthrough seizures.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Adult form of Attention Deficit Disorder
(Attention Deficit Disorder Residual, or ADDR)
Age Related Macular Degeneration,
and other retinal disorders
Improving and speeding recovery from Stroke
Treatment of non-healing fractures
and non-healing soft tissue wounds and sores
Children:
Asthma and Allergies
Infantile Colic and Digestive Disorders
(which are often the cause of poor sleep)
Enuresis (bedwetting)
Acute and Chronic Otitis Media
Sleep Disorders
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD
and ADHD)
Speeding and furthering the recovery from Cerebral
Palsy and Seizure Disorders
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