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Electric Acupuncture services offered in Indianapolis, IN

Electric Acupuncture

We are currently in the process of looking for a new acupuncturist, and will update the website as soon as this service is available again.

Electric acupuncture combines time-honored healing techniques with scientific advancements. At Chiropractic Rehabilitation and Acupuncture in Indianapolis, Indiana, we provide electric acupuncture to help you fight pain, rehabilitate the nervous system, and address a wide range of issues. To learn more about how electric acupuncture, administered by a skilled practitioner, can meet your unique needs, call the office now or book an appointment online.

Electric Acupuncture Q & A

What is electric acupuncture?

Electric acupuncture, or electroacupuncture, is very similar to traditional acupuncture. In both, a trained acupuncturist inserts fine needles at precise points on the body.

However, this healing method goes a step further, using two needles placed at each meridian point, or acupuncture point, and then passing a small electric current through the needles. ‌This stimulation can activate pain-blocking chemicals in your body, reduce your pain sensitivity, and alleviate inflammation.

This gentle process also encourages the production of endorphins, which act as natural pain relievers and soothe the nervous system. If you struggle with chronic stress and pain, electric acupuncture can help you unlock your body’s innate powers of resilience and recovery.

What are the benefits of electric acupuncture?

Electric acupuncture can fight pain and effectively relax tense muscles. It boosts circulation into targeted areas, and the improved blood flow provides damaged areas with more nutrients and oxygen for quicker healing.

It also stimulates your body’s endocrine system to help balance hormonal levels and your nervous system, treating issues like neuropathy and supporting nerve function.

What does electric acupuncture treat?

  • Chronic pain
  • Migraines or tension headaches
  • Musculoskeletal issues
  • Diabetic neuropathy
  • Digestive disorders
  • Respiratory conditions
  • Menstrual or fertility issues
  • Chronic stress
  • Addiction
  • Chemotherapy-related nausea
  • Tinnitus