Arvada CO Acupuncture Back Pain & Degenerative Disc Disease Clinic Launched
Jan 11, 2019
Rocky Mountain Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine announced that it now offers acupuncture treatment for patients suffering from degenerative disc problems, chronic back pain and other inflammatory conditions at their clinic in Arvada, Colorado.
Arvada, United States - January 10, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Rocky Mountain Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, a full service East Asian Medical clinic based in Arvada, Colorado, announced the launch of a new acupuncture treatment for patients suffering from disc problems and degenerative and inflammatory conditions affecting joints, connective tissue, muscle and nerves. The clinic has more than 10 years of experience providing personalized natural medicine and alternative therapies for a wide range of degenerative and inflammatory conditions, including low back pain, degenerative disc disease, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rotatory cuff injury, neck pain, and post surgical pain.
More information can be found at https://www.rockymountainacu.com
Some acute back pain can get better with a few weeks of home treatment. However, everyone is different, and back pain is a complex condition. For many, the pain does not go away for a long period.
Acupuncture has proven highly effective in the treatment and management of chronic pain and individuals suffering from this type of relentless pain will find great relief at Rocky Mountain Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine.
Seth Drake, the clinic’s board certified acupuncturist, uses acupuncture to help increase the circulation of blood, dilating arteries and decreasing nervous system tension. This allows new and fresh blood to flood the area of pain and discomfort. After repeated treatments, patients report greater range of mobility, decreased pain and an overall increased sense of well being.
At Rocky Mountain Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, patients benefit from flexible scheduling and comfortable facilities. For this type of treatments, they are advised to start around two sessions per week and then reduce it to one time a week. Gradually, treatments will be further reduced to a monthly basis, depending on the progress and overall improvement of the condition.
A satisfied patient said: “My experience with Seth as a practitioner has been fantastic. He has worked with me on various orthopedic injuries over the past couple of years and his treatments have always left me feeling less pain and more mobility. Coming from a physical therapy background I was slightly skeptical of acupuncture but Seth does a great job of integrating Eastern and Western approaches to tailor treatments to the individual. I would highly recommend his services.”
Interested parties can find more by visiting the above-mentioned website, visiting their Acupuncture Arvada local business listing or calling +1-303-386-3559.
Contact Info:
Name: Seth Drake
Organization: Rocky Mountain Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine - Arvada, CO
Address: 7878 W 80th Pl Suite 2A, Arvada, CO 80005, United States
Phone: +1-303-386-3559
Website: https://www.rockymountainacu.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 468113
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