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  • Disclaimer
    Please note I will not be acting in a medical capacity whilst providing acupuncture treatment and will not be indemnified to make a diagnosis. So please be aware of this. If at any point I feel there is a medical need I will redirect you to your own GP for further medical care.
  • What should I wear?
    Loose fitting clothes that allow access to your knees and elbows.
  • Does it hurt?
    Some patients feel little to no sensation, some experience a slight pinch where the needle is inserted and there may be some warmth, a dull ache or tingling.
  • How many sessions will I need?
    This varies from person to person. It could be as few as one or two sessions. However, most people find most benefit from 6-8 sessions.
  • Where can I get more information on Western Medical Acupuncture?
    I would encourage you to visit British Medical Acupuncture Society.
  • What is your cancellation policy?
    My cancellation policy requires a minimum of 24 hours' notice. Cancellations made with less than 24 hours' notice will be subject to a 100% charge of the total service cost. I appreciate your understanding and cooperation in ensuring timely cancellations.
  • How much does it cost?
    The first session costs £65 and all follow ups are £50 per session.
  • What is Western Medical Acupuncture?
    Western medical acupuncture is a therapeutic modality involving the insertion of fine needles; it is an adaptation of Chinese acupuncture using current knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathology, and the principles of evidence based medicine.
  • Are there any side effects?
    Generally there are none, however, a small minority may experience sleepiness/drowsiness, mild nausea, minor bruising around the insertion sites and fainting.
  • How long is a session of acupuncture?
    Appointments are 40 minutes long. This includes 20 minutes for the acupuncture.
  • Is acupuncture safe with my medication and medical history?
    I will carry out a thorough assessment of your medication and medical history prior to recommending a treatment plan.
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