Acupuncture in the Management of Trigeminal Neuralgia

Haynes Acupuncture on the Gold Coast focuses on providing personalised acupuncture treatments that effectively alleviate the symptoms of trigeminal neuralgia through targeted point stimulation and comprehensive care. Trigeminal neuralgia, often described as one of the most excruciating pains known to humanity, affects the trigeminal nerve responsible for facial sensation. While conventional treatments like medication and surgery exist, an increasing number of individuals are turning to alternative therapies such as acupuncture for relief. Let's delve into how acupuncture effectively addresses trigeminal

David Haynes2024-03-25T07:38:43+10:00

Acupuncture for Back Pain

One of the biggest reasons patients seek out Acupuncture on the Gold Coast is to assist them with pain and injury. In our Gold Coast clinic we treat many individuals who suffer daily from pain.Sadly, back pain is one of the most common pain points that people experience in their lifetime. New research published by the Healthcare Medical Institute has proven that acupuncture is an effective medical intervention for patients suffering from lower back pain. This meta-analysis looked at numerous

David Haynes2024-02-22T12:39:55+10:00

Alleviating Pain Through Acupuncture

The role of Acupuncture at our Gold Coast clinic can be a pivotal step towards reducing your pain and therefore improving your quality of life. Whether it be mild, moderate or severe, it can all affect your daily life, work and even social life. Living with pain can feel incredibly overwhelming and be debilitating. This is where our Gold Coast acupuncture clinic can assist you in returning back to living a full life - pain-free. But have you ever wondered

David Haynes2024-02-05T19:38:15+10:00

How To Ease Back Pain During Pregnancy

More than two thirds of women who are expecting experience lower back and pelvic pain during their pregnancy, usually in the second and third trimesters (2). For many, the pain is bad enough to interfere with sleep, work and other activities. In a 2004 study, one third of women reported that they had to stop at least one activity due to back pain (3).

David Haynes2024-01-08T11:49:17+10:00