Does It Hurt to Get Acupuncture?
Although it normally doesn't hurt, some people may experience a slight pain or a tiny prick. Acupuncture needles are firm and thin, making them less uncomfortable than medical needles.
Expectations
1. When the needle is placed, you may experience a slight prick.
2. When the needle reaches the proper depth, a slight discomfort may occur.
3. You may experience muscle tingling or a dull discomfort.
4. A profound heaviness or numbness may be experienced, which typically indicates that the treatment is effective.
5. If a little blood artery is punctured by the needle, you may get mild bruises.
How to handle an uncomfortable situation
Inform your acupuncturist if you experience any pain. They have the option to select other points or modify the needles.
Other adverse consequences
Some people may have moderate, transient side symptoms like fatigue, nausea, lightheadedness, or fainting.
This information is merely informative and is not regarded as health advice. Any medical advice or diagnosis should be sought from a specialist.
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