ACUPUNCTURE FOR sinusitis NYC

 

WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF sinusitis?

  • Acute sinus infection can be caused by a bacterial infection due to allergies or a viral infection

  • Chronic sinusitis is due to repeated bouts of sinus infection. Can be confirmed by your doctor through a battery of test (X-ray, nasal endoscopy, or CT scan)

  • Inflammation of the mucus membranes that lines the sinus cavity. Can be acute or chronic causing the sinuses to produce more mucus, inflamed, and swollen thus preventing proper drainage

SYMPTOMS

  • Nasal congestion/stuffy nose

  • Thick yellow, green mucus

  • Loss of smell

  • Head and face pain

  • Post nasal drip

  • Cough

  • Sore throat

 
Acupuncture has been shown to effectively decrease sinus infection symptoms and decrease recurring infections.

Acupuncture has been shown to effectively decrease sinus infection symptoms and decrease recurring infections.

HOW DOES ACUPUNCTURE HELP WITH Sinusitis?

  • Produces an immediate anti-inflammatory effect thereby decreasing inflamed sinuses and swollen tissue.

  • Neuro-modulate an overactive immune system and helps restore balance. Such as an hypersensitive allergy response.

  • Neuro-modulate immune system to help combat viruses and bacteria thereby preventing constant reoccurring infections

  • Produces endorphins (body’s natural pain killer) to decrease pain and open nasal passages

HOW MANY TREATMENTS WILL I NEED?

  • The goal is to reduce the pain, intensity, frequency, and duration of sinusitis. Prevent future attacks by regulating the immune system and strengthening the lungs, liver, and digestive system

  • As with all conditions there are many co factors involved such as immunocompromised, smoking, allergies or overuse of decongestant sprays, and constant air travel. We will tailor an individualized treatment plan to help with your needs.

  • On average, the number of acupuncture treatments range from 4-20 treatments weekly/bi-weekly for the condition to resolve.

 

MAKE YOUR ACUPUNCTURE APPOINTMENT FOR sinusitis IN NEW YORK CITY TODAY.