Best Acupuncturist in Pakistan
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Dr. Ali Shehvaiz Younus
Physiotherapist • Pain Management Specialist • Acupuncturist • Chiropractor
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6 Yearsof Experience
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Dr. Waseem Javaid
Physiotherapist • Sports Medicine Specialist • Pain Management Specialist • Acupuncturist • Chiropractor
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12 Yearsof Experience
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Dr. Umer Fayyaz
Pain Management Specialist • Acupuncturist • Chiropractor • Hijama Specialist • Alternative Medicine Specialist
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24 Yearsof Experience
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Dr. Awais Bin Inam
Physiotherapist • Acupuncturist • Chiropractor
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14 Yearsof Experience
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Assist. Prof. Dr. Saifullah khan durrani
Physiotherapist • Sports Medicine Specialist • Pain Management Specialist • Acupuncturist
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8 Yearsof Experience
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Dr. Saima Zahoor
Pain Management Specialist • Acupuncturist
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18 Yearsof Experience
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Ms. Anam Zafar
Acupuncturist • Alternative Medicine Specialist
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5 Yearsof Experience
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Dr. Syed Muhammad Ali Shahzad
Acupuncturist
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13 Yearsof Experience
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Dr. Muhammad Waseem Hassan
Acupuncturist
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26 Yearsof Experience
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Dr. Abid Ullah
Physiotherapist • Acupuncturist • Hijama Specialist
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8 Yearsof Experience
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What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture is an ancient theruapteic Chinese alternate medicine that involves treatment through thin needles inserted at specific pressure points of the body for relieving pain. Acupuncture treatment is a blend of eaten and western approaches of medicine. Each treatment is unique to your behaviour, lifestyle, and symptoms. It is important to note that acupuncture is pure pseudoscience, as there is no scientific knowledge backed up to its practice.
Acupuncture is a combination of different practices but all involve the insertion of needles into the skin. A typical session of acupuncture requires the patients to sit still while insertion of 5 to 20 needles is done at very specific parts of your body. The idea behind acupuncture is to balance the ‘energies’ within the body to relieve muscular tension and pain.
The Technique
Skin is sterilized and needles are inserted while being manipulated around the skin surface in various ways. The needle does not penetrate deep, as pain is usually felt in the superficial (uppermost) part of the skin.
The de-Qi sensation is felt by the patient. This is a feeling of numbness followed by a dull ache or tingling feeling at the point of needle insertion.
Related Practices to Acupuncture
Acupressure- using physical non-invasive pressure for body pain relief.
Cupping therapy- local suction of skin to help regulate lymph and blood flow throughout the body,
Electroacupuncture- a modern form of acupuncture that gives dull electric pulses through the inserted needles for treatment.
Fire needle acupuncture- this involves the insertion of a needle that is quickly burned and then inserted into specific body pressure points.
Sonopuncture- this involves sound instead of needles through different tools using ultrasound or tuning forks.
Acupuncture point injection- vitamins or herbal extracts are directly injected to specific body pressure points.
Tui Na- this is the most passive acupuncture method which does not involve any needle insertion rather physical bare-handed techniques for body pain relief.
Who is an Acupuncturist?
An acupuncturist is a skilled healthcare practitioner and healer who has had extensive training in acupuncture, by applying traditional Chinese medicine. They care for their patients' illnesses for their physical and mental wellbeing. They have specialized in ancient medicine treatment and use both traditional and modern technology for their acupuncture treatment. An acupuncturist is trained for all age groups, however, they are often consulted by old people. An acupuncturist will have wide knowledge on specialities like gynecology, gastroenterology, sports injury, pain management, oncology, cosmetology, dermatology, and drug addictions. An acupuncturist has to be a registered healthcare professional, or else they will not be able to practice their services.
When to see an Acupuncturist?
You should consult with an acupuncturist if you are looking for holistic treatment without any invasive medical procedures. This includes not wanting to take medicines, injections or surgical propositions for your treatment.
Holistic Healing | Services offered by an Acupuncturist
The specific conditions for which an acupuncturist should be referred as follows;
Muscular pain
Body pain
Chronic Pain
Lower Back Pain
Headaches and migraines
Arthritis Pain
Other Joints Pain
Post-operative pain
Nausea
Pain related to Cancer Treatment
Sleep
Diabetes
Musculoskeletal Disorders
Ankle sprain
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Neuropathic pain
Drug addiction and abuse
ADHD/ OCD/ autism
Injuries
Frozen shoulder
Tennis elbow
Restless Legs Syndrome
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Most of the Acupuncturists are board certified General Physicians, who have specialized in ‘Traditional Chinese Medicine’ fellowships with their study focus on holistic treatment. They can also not be a certified MBBS doctor and still be an acupuncturist based on their practice and certification. Pakistan has many top qualified Acupuncturists who are the best in their field. In order to help you, Healthwire is providing you with easy access to Pakistan’s Best Acupuncturist. Healthwire is associated with PMDC certified Acupuncturists. You can find the complete list of both male and female Acupuncturists from all over Pakistan with their detailed information of expertise, practicing location, and timings. You can easily book an “Online Appointment” or even Opt for “Video Consultation” at your own ease, Anywhere, Anytime all over Pakistan by either Calling us at 04232500989 or download our Healthwire App to book appointments.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What does an Acupuncturist do?
An acupuncturist is a holistic healing treatment that treats a variety of psychological and physical health problems. Primarily an Acupuncturist is focused on easing physical pain, however, people consult an acupuncturist for other health concerns as well.
Can an Acupuncturist diagnose?
An acupuncturist gives the best of healing diagnosis through looking, observing, sensing, and listening. An acupuncturist is a healer, not a certified doctor which is why for accurate diagnoses, patients should rely on a specialist.
Can Acupuncture damage any nerve?
Apart from slight bruising due to needle insertion, there are no harmful side effects to getting acupuncture. On the contrary, people seek acupuncture treatment more these days due to its promising pain relief results.
How would you know if your Acupuncture treatment is working?
Your pain will improve, you will feel more energy, your mood will improve, and your sleep could also improve.