So by your theory wouldn't a sauna be more effective than accupuncture

Did it work?

@@yaz1163 i did try the DRY NEEDLING not the the acupuncture and hallelujah it works…Acupuncture and Dry needling is different..

@@chetzmartinezrodriguez2253 Did it come back or any more pain ?

The migraines are caused by something going on in your body. To get rid of the migraine you need to find the underlining issue and address it. A good acupuncturist might be able to help. An average one might give you some temporal relief from your migraine headaches.

Try daily massage on Hegu point (Large Intestine 4 point) - do 5 minutes on each hand. Do it DAILY. Then when you do get a migraine, your energy system will activate right away when you use this point - and this will immediately help it.

How have you been feeling now

Shark Slayer I stopped acupuncture because the migraines were too much

Isabel Huerta sorry about that, I really want to try I'm still doing my research

I have vestibular migraines too and I'm going to give it a go

Luci6er hey Luci! Try Texas Migraine clinic instead! 😃 all natural treatment

Likely not as effectively as compared to neurological conditions (like migraine), since PCOS is primarily a hormone disorder. But acupuncture can likely help support other PCOS treatment by minimizing the effects of stress on the endocrine system, minimizing autonomic nervous system imbalance and dis-regulation that might contribute to exacerbated PCOS.

why not? it can treat paralysis, i know an acupuncturist, he had a patient carried into the clinic by his family member, after the session the patient was already walking although still wobbly and unstable and was able to walk slowly out of the clinic. It still it is much better than being paralyzed. the patient had stroke and paralyzed for 4 days.

I believe chiropractic and acupuncture goes hand in hand. Both holistic and both improve our health naturally

@@NancySteinVeganChef - Well acupuncture was absolutely worthless for me and tried it twice for two different conditions. First, for my left shoulder and second for my migraines which is actually visual snow with migraines. Both times it was a waste of money and time. What has been most successful has been non-standard tinted glasses ( Violet 73% not FL-41) upper cervical chiropractors, modified Keto/FODMAP diet plus supplement regimen, and now starting immunotherapy that looks like it is working well. My point is just because accupuncture works for you it does not necessarily work for others and don't try to justify a medical treatment that does not work for others.

@@americanbobtail1 twice was probably not enough treatments. I am on week 6 and finally seeing great improvement in fibromyalgia.

@@NancySteinVeganChef - I said I went for two separate health issues, not two times. In total, we are talking at least 2 months for the left shoulder and 6 months for migraines and it was utterly useless for me. Like I said originally for me, chiropractic blew accupuncture out of the water. Not sure why you are so hell-bent that accupuncture does not work for a lot of people.

Diet change will definitely help your acupuncture treatment. You have to help You and not just rely on acupuncture to do magic.

magnesium but not citrate. Citrate will give you the runs. I have taken mag for years for vestibular migraine and it works

@@rosannashe6313 Only if you take too much. The standard dose for constipation is 1/2-1 bottle (5-10 oz). I normally suggest taking 1-4 oz daily, 1-2 oz at a time.

@@gnarly3000 but so many better forms out there, like glycinate

@@rosannashe6313 Citrate is cheaper and easier to find. I encourage people to start with it for that reason.

@@gnarly3000 I get mine delivered. most things are available online these days.