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Most practitioners agree that acupuncture should not be utilized in the following situations active infection, especially cutaneous, malignancy, as there might be a threat of the spread of neoplastic cells; and severe neutropenia secondary to the risk of infection.
After decades of research and hundreds of acupuncture pain trials, including thousands of patients, we still have no clear mechanism of action, insufficient evidence for clinically worthwhile benefit, and possible harms. Therefore, doctors should not recommend acupuncture for pain, they conclude.
Cons (negative aspects) of acupuncture are: Sometimes the symptoms that brought you to the acupuncturist may take few sessions before they start to get better. You may feel sleepy after a treatment. As with any medical treatment, not everyone will have improvement in their symptoms after acupuncture.
Japanese acupuncture tends to use finer needles than Chinese acupuncture and the needling is more surface-level and not as deep. Chinese needles tend to be slightly thicker, and the needling is deeper and stronger.
Most patients have an appointment once a week. Others get treatment more or less often, depending on how long the effects last. Your acupuncturist will recommend a schedule that is right for you. You may not get the full benefits of acupuncture on the first or second treatment.
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Clients should avoid strenuous exercise, caffeine, junk food, alcohol, cold temperatures, digital screens, and, where possible, stressful situations. Whats more, if clients leave their appointment feeling lightheaded or dizzy, they should avoid driving until they feel better.
National Institutes of Health (NIH) studies have shown that acupuncture is an effective treatment alone or in combination with conventional therapies to treat the following: Nausea caused by surgical anesthesia and cancer chemotherapy. Dental pain after surgery. Addiction. Headaches. Menstrual cramps. Tennis elbow.
The risks of acupuncture are low if you have a competent, certified acupuncture practitioner using sterile needles. Common side effects include soreness and minor bleeding or bruising where the needles were inserted. Single-use, disposable needles are now the practice standard, so the risk of infection is minimal.

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