Acupuncture For Cervical Back Pain Tulsa

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Acupuncture For Cervical Back Pain Tulsa

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• Your cervical back is considered by most to be
  your thoracic spine, which runs from your
  neckline to the lower portion of your mid-back.
  Since your thoracic spine provides you with a lot
  of stability and protection, it has a special
  place on your back. But despite its strength, you
  can still feel pain in your upper back, often due
  to one or many reasons.
• If you experience upper back pain along with any
  of the following symptoms, you should consider
  the pain a serious issue and should seek a
  doctor's advice immediately. However Acupuncture
  For Cervical Back Pain Tulsa is a very effective
  way to relieve pain.

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• The symptoms are
• Weakness in your arms or legs numbness or
  tingling in your torso or arms loss of bladder or
  bowel control.
• More often than not, your doctor will not be able
  to find much if anything wrong, although it never
  hurts to have some tests done just in case. When
  nothing can be found as a source of your pain,
  more than likely it's time to seek the help of
  natural medicine, such as acupuncture.
  Acupuncture (a modality of TCM) doesn't need a
  conventional medical diagnosis to help ease your
  pain - you simply describe where the pain is
  coming from, and the practitioner will ask you
  some other questions and feel your pulse. Once
  they've achieved a diagnosis of TCM in this
  manner, they will more than likely identity some
  acupuncture points in your upper back where
  you're feeling pain, and possibly also in other
  areas of your body to help reinforce the
  treatment so that you remain pain-free for
  longer. Some of these other points include ones
  on the top of your head, your wrist or hand, and
  your lower legs.

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• You may now be wondering how these other points
  on your body are identified. Essentially, the
  diagnosis of cervical back pain tends to focus on
  whether your underlying energy pattern is one of
  excess or deficiency. Since acupuncture is a
  natural medicine and believes that everything
  which exists in the universe also exists within
  us, excess patterns can include blockage created
  from Cold, from Dampness, or from Qi (energy) and
  Blood stagnation. Deficiency patterns generally
  evolve from Qi and/or Blood deficiencies. Thus
  the acupuncture points selected on your body,
  aside from the points in your cervical back, are
  there to help either remove excess from your body
  in general, or to generally boost your energy
  and/or nourish your blood.
• More than likely, after an acupuncture for
  cervical back pain Tulsa some practitioner will
  want to also perform some Tui Na, a Chinese
  Massage, as an adjunct to the acupuncture. A
  massage of this type after an acupuncture session
  helps to further move blockage in the local area.

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• Next, if your pain is severe enough, your TCM
  practitioner may suggest some cupping, which
  involves the placement of (usually) glass or
  plastic cups in the local area. The cups will
  also help to remove blockage, and will help rid
  your body of toxins as well. Other modalities,
  such as herbs, may be suggested but are not
  always necessary. The acupuncture treatment is
  unique, and so each treatment by a qualified
  Registered TCM Practitioner and is unique to an
  individual's situation.
• Visit us at Tulsapath.com to know more about
  acupuncture for cervical back pain Tulsa.