Living with pain doesn’t have to be your reality. Acupuncture can be used as a holistic treatment to
pain management.

 
 
 

Acupuncture for Pain Management in Asheville

Acupuncture is an excellent option for both acute and chronic pain. Acupuncture works hard to send signals to the body that say “release endorphins” which are the body’s all-natural chemical pain relief.

An increase of energy and blood flow through the body and tissues from acupuncture works to speed up the body’s natural healing processes. Many patients experience significant pain relief from acupuncture and herbal supplements, without the side effects that some people may have experienced with other medications.

Studies with MRI scans have shown that Acupuncture stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system and releases endorphins during a session. It has been proven to turn off the pain arc response and turn on the natural opioid response in the brain.

Acupuncture Can Relieve Symptoms Of

  • Low back pain

  • Neck pain

  • Tennis elbow

  • Knee pain

  • Peri-arthritis of the shoulder

  • Sprains

  • Facial pain

  • TMJ

  • Headache

  • Dental pain

  • Menstrual Pain

  • Labor Pain

  • Post Operative Pain

I had an excellent experience with Asheville Integrative Acupuncture after my ACL surgery. It was my first time using acupuncture, and I believe that it reduced my pain during the first 30 days after surgery. The pain reduction helped me access PT more quickly. I highly recommend adding acupuncture to your post-op care.
— Tim Wesolowski
Knowledge and skill are the key traits of an person you allow to poke needles in you. It first begins as trust is established and continues as Krystal spends time with you developing an understanding of you and your needs. No Pressure because Krystal allows you to decide how to proceed and how fast your would like to go. Whether your first time or an old pro, I have found Krystal wonderful, knowledgeable, and highly skilled. She makes a difference in how I feel and allows my 73 year old body to work. So if you are tired of that nagging ache, I suggest you go to Krystal and leave the pain behind.
— Jerald Wright