What are the side effects of acupuncture therapy?

Acupuncture knife therapy is a treatment method between non-surgical and surgical. It achieves the effect of curing diseases and relieving pain through means such as peeling. It is mainly used to treat joint diseases and tissue damage diseases. This treatment method has certain side effects and is prone to recurring diseases. Improper operation may also cause damage to other tissues and may even lead to adhesions.

1. The disease is prone to recurrence

The patient's habitual life, walking posture, working posture, etc. cause recurrence; the surgery relieves local adhesions, but the postoperative wound surface causes adhesion due to lack of local movement; the local area is again invaded by wind, cold and dampness. Therefore, we should pay special attention to our daily life.

2. Easy to cause damage

Since the acupuncture knife therapy is performed under non-direct vision, if one is not familiar with the human anatomy, especially the local anatomy, and the technique is improper, it is easy to cause injury.

3. Bleeding and adhesion are likely to occur after surgery.

The selection of acupoints must be accurate. That is, when choosing Ashi points as treatment points, the center of the pain point must be found and the needle must be inserted vertically (the needle insertion method can be flexibly selected for non-painful points). If the needle is inserted at an angle, it is easy to deviate from the lesion site in the deep and easily damage non-lesioned tissues.

The effect of micro-acupuncture is very fast and the effect can be said to be immediate, but because it is a surgery, it is also traumatic to the local area. After 1-2 months or longer, the pain recurs and returns to the original state of the disease, especially in areas with greater loads such as the cervical spine, shoulders and elbows.

Joints, waist, etc.