Acupuncture is a millennia-old practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine that influences the life energy (Qi) by inserting fine needles at specific points on the body. If the flow of this energy is disrupted, the targeted insertion of these needles can release blockages and restore balance. Acupuncture has been widely and extensively practiced. It has proven very effective in treating headaches, abdominal pain, musculoskeletal pain, and states of restlessness.
At Dolomed, we offer acupuncture as part of our holistic therapy concepts to relieve pain and improve our patients' quality of life.
Acupuncture is a form of therapy in which thin needles are inserted into specific points on the body. These points lie along the meridians, through which, according to the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, life energy flows. By stimulating these points, blockages are intended to be released and energetic balance restored.
In contrast to Western medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine presents a more functional rather than anatomical view of the human body. A combination of both perspectives helps us to gain a holistic understanding of the human being.
Acupuncture has proven effective in treating headaches, including migraines and chronic headaches, including tension headaches. Numerous studies have shown that acupuncture can reduce the frequency and intensity of headaches.
The female cycle and the hormonal changes that accompany it can sometimes cause severe symptoms such as headaches, abdominal pain, and nausea. Acupuncture can be a gentle method to alleviate the discomfort of our female patients.
In addition to treating headaches, migraines, and menstrual pain,
Acupuncture treatment stimulates the nervous system and promotes the release of endorphins, the body's natural painkillers. It also improves blood circulation and supports muscle relaxation, contributing to pain relief. It has a positive effect on physical and psychological disorders, improving overall well-being.
First, the acupuncture needles are inserted at specific acupuncture points. This is followed by a resting phase with the needles in place for approximately 20-30 minutes. During this time, you should relax or sleep. Afterwards, the needles are removed.
How often a session should take place, whether once a week or more, is individually determined by your treating physician.
Basically, acupuncture treatment in Switzerland is reimbursable, meaning the basic insurance covers the costs of the treatment. However, cost coverage is tied to certain conditions. The treating practitioner must be a doctor with additional training for this. In contrast, treatment by persons with other, non-medical training, such as naturopaths or TCM therapists, is generally not reimbursed and is, in turn, tied to supplementary insurance.
At Dolomed, acupuncture is exclusively practiced by doctors with additional training.
An acupuncture needle in the head stimulates specific acupuncture points that promote the release of endorphins and improve blood circulation, which can contribute to headache relief.
Acupuncture can initially worsen existing pain, but this effect is only temporary.
Acupuncture should not be used for certain conditions such as blood clotting disorders or skin infections in the treatment area. It is important to discuss this with your doctor before starting therapy.
An acupuncture needle in the head stimulates specific acupuncture points that promote the release of endorphins and improve blood circulation, which can contribute to headache relief.
There are several acupuncture points used for headaches, including points on the temples, neck, and forehead. Your therapist will select the points based on your specific diagnosis.
Relief through acupuncture can occur quickly, often within a few sessions. The frequency and intensity of migraine attacks can be significantly reduced with regular treatments and can ultimately contribute to the prevention of future attacks.
Acupuncture is a natural method with few side effects that restores energetic balance and contributes to overall health and well-being.
Sham acupuncture uses needles that are not placed at specific acupuncture points. Studies have shown that true acupuncture has a greater effect than the use of sham acupuncture.
No, we only have specialists who exclusively offer acupuncture.
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