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Therapeutic Care for Acupuncture in Orlando

Advances in the field of alternative medicine have opened up new avenues for patients to receive effective treatment. At Pavlik Health and Wellness, we ensure our patients can access those alternatives. Acupuncture is one particular form of alternative medicine you can try during your visit to our office in Orlando, FL. Is it worth seeking treatment from an acupuncturist near you, or will you be better off relying on other options? Come up with an answer to that question after learning more about acupuncture in this article.

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What Are the Benefits of Acupuncture?

The idea of a medical professional inserting needles into your skin may not sound pleasant, but that doesn’t take away from the effectiveness of acupuncture. It is among the most beneficial forms of alternative medicine.

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What Can You Expect During an Acupuncture Session?

Many people are hesitant to try acupuncture because they are wary of the needles used for treatment. Some people associate needles with pain, so it’s hard to blame them for having that reaction. Even so, you should know that acupuncture is a form of painless treatment. You may only feel mild sensations when the needles are inserted into your body, but that’s it. The entire treatment session should be uneventful. The benefits of acupuncture also improve as you continue treatment. Schedule regular appointments with your service provider to experience those benefits.

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Acupuncture FAQs

Our Orlando physicians offer personalized plans for acupuncture treatments.

What can acupuncture help with?

Acupuncture may help with certain types of pain, muscle tension, headaches, stress, relaxation, and chronic discomfort. At Pavlik Health + Wellness, acupuncture may be used for neck pain, back pain, headaches, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, myofascial pain syndrome, and general wellness support.

Yes. Acupuncture is often used to support relaxation and help calm the body. 

Acupuncture should not feel severely painful. Most patients feel little to no pain when the thin needles are inserted. Some people may feel mild pressure, tingling, heaviness, warmth, or a dull sensation during treatment.

During an acupuncture session, the provider places thin needles at selected points based on your symptoms and treatment goals. The session is usually calm and quiet, and patients typically rest while the needles remain in place for a period of time.

Acupuncture is generally considered safe for many people when performed by a trained provider using proper technique and sterile needles. However, it may not be right for everyone, so patients should share their health history before treatment.

Possible side effects may include mild soreness, small bruises, light bleeding, temporary fatigue, or tenderness where needles were placed. Serious side effects are rare when acupuncture is performed properly, but patients should always tell the provider about medical conditions, pregnancy, medications, or bleeding concerns.

Acupuncture may not be appropriate for people with certain bleeding disorders, active skin infections, serious medical conditions, or specific health risks. Patients who are pregnant, take blood thinners, have a pacemaker, or have a weakened immune system should speak with a provider before starting acupuncture.

No. Pain relief is one common reason people seek acupuncture, but it may also be used for relaxation, stress support, muscle tension, and overall wellness. The best use depends on the patient’s needs and evaluation.

The number of sessions depends on your symptoms, goals, health history, and how your body responds. Some patients may feel improvement after a few visits, while chronic or recurring conditions may require a longer treatment plan.

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