Chronic pain is persistent discomfort that doesn’t resolve with rest and home remedies. It can last for six months or longer, affecting your daily life. Without treatment, chronic pain can limit your ability to function properly at work, school, or in your personal life. It can also worsen over time, leading to further injury or discomfort.
Chronic pain can manifest in various forms and affect people in different ways. Shoreline Acupuncture specializes in treating many chronic pain conditions, including:
At Shoreline Acupuncture, Lisa tailors your treatment to address your specific pain and its severity.
Acupuncture targets chronic pain in several ways:
Acupuncture can stimulate the release of endorphins and other neurochemicals, which are natural pain relievers.
By stimulating specific signaling pathways, acupuncture may help reduce inflammation to improve range of motion, promote healing, and ease pain.
Acupuncture enhances blood circulation to affected areas, promoting healing and reducing pain, particularly in conditions like muscle or soft tissue injuries.
Targeting specific acupuncture points in the body helps regulate the central nervous system, which relieves discomfort from neuropathic pain, fibromyalgia, and other chronic conditions.
Promoting relaxation and reducing stress are benefits of acupuncture, which can relieve pain from tension and stress-related conditions.
Lisa uses the highest quality needles to perform acupuncture for chronic pain. These ultra-thin, single-use needles are surgical grade for precision and comfort. After assessing your condition, she chooses the appropriate needles and depth, targeting specific acupuncture points in your body, sometimes twisting and manipulating the needles for enhanced effectiveness.
Shoreline Acupuncture offers many alternative treatments for chronic pain that can complement acupuncture, including:
Lisa’s orthopedic approach targets your chronic pain holistically to relieve discomfort and improve your musculoskeletal function. Call Shoreline Acupuncture today or schedule an appointment online to learn more.