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Acupuncture Treatment (Physician-Assessed Pain and Function Support)
What Is Acupuncture Treatment?
Acupuncture is a complementary approach in which specific points are stimulated with fine, sterile, single-use needles. It is not planned without reviewing the person’s medical history and examination findings; when appropriate, it may be considered alongside standard medical care and an exercise programme.
When may it be considered?
It may be considered as part of an individual plan for musculoskeletal pain, neck and low-back symptoms, pain that limits movement or a need for support during recovery. Suitability is determined by diagnosis and clinical need; it does not replace urgent assessment for concerning symptoms.
The treatment process
- Physician assessment and definition of goals and the treatment plan
- Information and consent process
- Controlled application with sterile, single-use needles
- Follow-up of response and day-to-day function
Safety and suitability
Temporary tenderness, minor bruising or discomfort at the application site can occur. Use of blood-thinning medicines, bleeding disorders, pregnancy, active infection and accompanying conditions are always assessed beforehand.
Important: All assessments and procedures within this service are performed under physician supervision. The information on this page is for general education and does not replace an individual diagnosis or treatment recommendation.