TREATMENT OVERVIEW
Neck & Shoulder
Individualized acupuncture care for neck and shoulder pain, stiffness, restricted movement, and symptoms that may extend into the arm.
SYMPTOMS & CONCERNS
Are any of these symptoms familiar?
• Tight, stiff, or “knotted” neck and shoulders
• Pain that travels from the neck or shoulder into the arm
• Tingling, electric, or pins-and-needles sensations
• Shoulder pain or stiffness that limits lifting the arm
• Neck and shoulder discomfort after long hours at a computer
• Symptoms that flare with stress or fatigue
• Persistent pain even when testing has not provided a clear explanation
• Pain or stiffness after exercise or a sports-related injury
TREATMENT OPTIONS
A plan built from the right combination.
Treatment is individualized after reviewing your health history, symptoms, movement, medications, and previous care. Not every method is appropriate for every person.
Acupuncture & Electroacupuncture
Fine needles are placed at acupuncture points. Electroacupuncture adds a gentle current between needles. These methods may help modulate pain, reduce muscle guarding, and improve movement tolerance; intensity is adjusted to your comfort.
Cupping
Controlled negative pressure is applied over selected areas to address myofascial tightness and support more comfortable movement.
Point Injection Therapy (PIT)
PIT places small amounts of permitted solutions—such as saline, vitamins, or homeopathic and nutritional substances—at selected acupuncture, trigger, or tender points. This treatment can maximize the effects of acupuncture.
Herbal Medicine
This helps nourish the tissues in your neck and shoulders, speeds up healing, and supports your nerve recovery.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What to know before your first visit.
Does acupuncture help neck and shoulder pain?
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How soon might I notice a change?
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How long does a visit take?
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Can I combine this with surgery, chiropractic care, physical therapy, or other treatment?
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Do you accept insurance?
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How much does treatment cost?
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A consultation starts with context, not a promise.
Ask whether this concern is within the clinic’s scope and what information to bring.
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