Anybody ever used Acupuncture to treat allergies/sinus problems?
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I tried it twice, first time in New Your with a top acupuncturist for 3 appointments and the second time in San Francisco with another great acupuncturist for 2 appointments...
Besides being uncomfortable with all the needles around, I did not achieve A THING!!
I just lost money. . they told me that I should continue the treatment until , I feel better, but after 5 times of needle torture I did not get ANY relief... well... I went back to my Zyrtec and Allegra and felt better!
I have tried all the possible traditional and non traditional methods to control my allergies (mine are seasonal) without any luck, it is just a waste of time and personally I never met no one that had a good outcome after acupuncture and 2 of my friends tried it. I think is all about faith and if you think it can work and you believe it can work . who know , it may work! personally... I am an Engineer, and do not believe much in things that are not scientifically proved!. I may try a few things out of curiosity , but I need facts and data!
No
I use oblong yellow florescent pills.
I use flonase and singular. It never was suggested to me to use acupuncture. I know someone who goes to the chiropractor for allergy relieve and they seem to think it works so I wouldn't be surprised if people use acupuncture.
Haven't tried acupuncture but I do use a Neti Pot which really helps me and my son.
I used acupressure treatment and now I am having tremendous relief. I used to have sinusitis attacks twice every year with suppurated discharge from my nose also accompanied by blood. I had maxillary pain radiating to my head. Watery eyes and couldnt concentrate on anything at all. I have made my references in my website on acupressure treatment for sinusitis. It may be of immense help to all those suffering from it.
Believe me it works.
YEs, I had great relief with it. Bowenwork also works well for sinus issues
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