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Acupuncture at The Odiham Clinic

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The Odiham Clinic
2 High Street, Odiham
Hampshire. RG29 1LG

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Open for Appointments

Monday to Friday: 9am-1pm, 2-6pm
Saturdays: 9am-1pm
Evenings also available: Please call

British Acupuncture Council

Acupuncture

Acupuncture is an ancient system of healing and began with the discovery that stimulating certain areas of the skin affected the functioning of specific organs. It evolved into a system of healing as the connection between the skin and organs was better understood and more sensitive ways of stimulation were devised.

Powerful, effective and safe

In the West, Acupuncture has been misleadingly publicised as being good only for specific conditions - for example, pain or weight loss. In fact, due to its power to stimulate our own healing response, it is effective for a wide variety of conditions. This overall therapeutic effect is one of its great strengths.

Pre-sterilised disposable needles are used to avoid any risk of infection.We are registered with Hart District Council and meet local hygiene bylaws.

Areas that Acupunture can help:

Muscles and joints: pain, sprains, sciatica, arthritis, rheumatism.

Nervous system: anxiety, depression, stress, emotional crisis and general tiredness.

Digestive system: ulcers, IBS, colitis, indigestion and heartburn.

Circulatory system: high blood pressure, poor circulation, palpitations.

Respiratory system: bronchitis, asthma and sinusitis.

Urinary system: irritable bladder, cystitis and prostate problems.

Reproductive system: PMS, menopausal symptoms, menstrual problems & infertility issues.

Immune system: chronic fatigue syndrome, allergies and intolerances.

Skin: eczema, psoriasis and shingles.

Nothing to worry about

If you are not familiar with this technique, we will discuss everything carefully with you beforehand.

As the needles used in Acupuncture are much finer than those used for injections, only a slight prick may be felt as the needle goes through the skin. When the needle reaches the desired point below the surface of the skin, there is another sensation often described as tingling or a dull ache. It is rarely described as painful and lasts only one or two seconds.