Welcome to our FAQ page. I’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to provide you with clarity, insights, and all the information you need.
FAQs
-
Yes, acupuncture is generally considered safe when performed by a qualified and licensed practitioner. At Acusophia, your well-being and safety are paramount. I adhere to strict hygiene and sterilisation protocols, using single-use, disposable needles to ensure your health.
-
Acupuncture is typically well-tolerated and often described as a mild sensation or slight pinch upon needle insertion. Most individuals find the experience comfortable and even relaxing.
-
The number of treatments varies based on your unique health situation. During our initial consultation, we'll discuss your concerns and develop a personalised treatment plan that aligns with your needs and goals.
-
Once the needles are inserted, you'll be encouraged to relax and lie comfortably. Many patients find this time quite peaceful and may even drift off during the session.
-
Yes, acupuncture can be safe and beneficial during pregnancy. However, it's important to inform me if you are pregnant or planning to conceive so that I can tailor the treatment accordingly.
-
Wearing loose and comfortable clothing is recommended, as it allows easy access to acupuncture points. You may be asked to roll up sleeves or pant legs for needle insertion.
-
There's no special preparation required. It's helpful to have a light meal before your session and to stay hydrated.
-
After your treatment, it's advisable to take it easy, stay hydrated, and avoid strenuous activities. Some individuals may experience a sense of relaxation or even slight tiredness.
-
Absolutely! Acupuncture is not only for addressing specific health issues but can also be used to promote overall well-being, stress reduction, and balance.
-
Acupuncture's holistic approach is well-suited to addressing multiple health concerns. During our consultation, we will discuss your various issues and create a tailored treatment plan that takes your comprehensive well-being into account.