Acupuncture

Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese procedure designed to target certain areas of the body to eliminate pain. Acupuncture treatments can aid in restoring the body’s health.

Acupuncture has historically been used to treat different health conditions, which include:

For acute and chronic pain conditions
For various MSK problems, which include neck and back pain.
For TMJ pain
For shoulder pain, elbow pain, and wrist pain
For knee and ankle pain
For various arthritis-related pains
For mental health: anxiety, PTSD

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Western medical acupuncture uses dry needles to stimulate sensory nerves under the skin and in muscles. This results in the body producing natural substances such as pain-relieving endorphins. These naturally released substances are responsible for the beneficial effects experienced with acupuncture. We have highly experienced clinicians capable of treating you with acupuncture as per your medical diagnosis following a thorough assessment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does acupuncture hurt?

Because of the needles involved, many people believe that it is painful; however, the majority of our patients report no discomfort or pain after this procedure. Our highly trained physiotherapists make it as painless as possible. Some patients occasionally feel some discomfort while inserting a needle where there is hypersensitive skin; however, this response is very short-lasting; in very rare cases, there can be some soreness after 24 to 48 hours, which you can treat yourself with an ice pack.

How do I book an acupuncture session?

We integrate acupuncture sessions with physiotherapy sessions to get the maximum benefit out of the session. To book an appointment At Resilient Healthcare Walsall Clinic, you can call us at 07859757700, email us at info@theresilienthealthcare.co.uk, or book online at our website, www.theresilienthealthcare.co.uk.

Physiotherapy Solutions

Physiotherapy helps to regain, maintain and improve normal activities when it is affected by injury, pain, illness or disability. Physiotherapist can undertake an extensive subjective assessment, physical examination, investigation referrals, diagnosis, medication prescription, joint injections, patient education, health promotion, management, prognosis, disease prevention, physical intervention, rehabilitation andlead chronic pain management program. Physiotherapy management includes prescription of specific exercises, manual therapy, manipulation, soft tissue massage, deep tissue massage, sports massage, use of electrotherapy modalities such as Ultrasound therapy, Interferential Therapy (IFT), Shockwave Therapy, hot and cold therapy and Laser therapy.