Anyone give me any advice about acupuncture for chronic fibrositis?

Question

Tried everything else and fancy and have read about this. I would welcome any body who has had success. Many thanks.

Answer 1

I had acupuncture on the NHS, not for Fibrositis, but the only thing I can say with certainty is that it worked for me. I started the sessions unable to move my head and after all else had failed this guy turned me into a pin cushion and over the next 6 weeks (one session a week) I got better, more to the point I stayed better. I'd give it  a go if I were you .. there's nothing to lose.

Answer 2

camilla honney how many times do I have to tell you get on the juice Mona Vie E mail me and I'll tell you more about it

Answer 3

Camilla the First,

Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine can be very helpful for fibrositis/fibromyalgia.  One thing you should keep in mind is that Acupuncture is a therapy process, so it can often take a few treatments before you start noticing lasting changes.

If a patient is experiencing severe pain, I suggest to them scheduling at least two appointments per week for the first two weeks.  This reinforces the balancing the acupuncturist determines your body needs.

Be sure to have eaten at least lightly before each appointment.  You can usually take a change of clothes that are loose fitting so that you are comfortable during your treatment.  Expect the first appointment to last longer than subsequent treatments.

Answer 4

you would be wise to get tested for various infections which can cause your symptoms-in the long run it may save you money by targeting the right thing in the first place-

the doctors at the private hospital below should be able to investigate things ,like chronic infection,which in general are not available on the nhs