PAIN RELIEF AND RECOVERY
Pain Management & Rehabilitation
Focused acupuncture care for neck pain, low back pain, joint discomfort, headaches, vertigo, and recovery from strain or overuse.
HOW WE HELP
Care that looks past the painful spot.
Pain often reflects more than one irritated muscle or joint. Dr. Sung evaluates movement, tension patterns, inflammation, stress load, and the body systems that affect recovery, then uses acupuncture and supportive therapies to help restore easier motion.
Common concerns we see
- Neck and lower back pain
- Hip, knee, shoulder, and joint pain
- Headaches, migraines, and vertigo
- Sports, work, and repetitive strain injuries
- Arthritis, stiffness, and chronic tension
EVIDENCE-INFORMED PAIN CARE
Pain care works best when the painful area and the movement pattern are both understood.
Research summaries from NCCIH note that acupuncture may be helpful for chronic low-back pain, neck pain, osteoarthritis-related knee pain, and some headache patterns. In clinic, that evidence is translated into a practical visit: identify where the pain is coming from, how it behaves, and what support the body needs to recover.
- Best fit: recurring back or neck pain, joint stiffness, headaches, muscle tension, and recovery from strain.
- Treatment focus: reduce sensitivity, support circulation, calm protective muscle tension, and improve comfort with movement.
- Supportive modalities: infrared heat, cupping, Tuina, or electro-acupuncture may be added when appropriate.
- Referral mindset: new weakness, severe trauma, chest pressure, fever, unexplained weight loss, or worsening neurological symptoms should be medically evaluated.
The goal is not to promise instant relief, but to build a clearer recovery path and track functional change over visits.
Treatment photos are shown as examples of the clinical environment and technique. Your care plan is individualized after consultation.
TREATMENT FOCUS
A recovery plan built around movement, circulation, and comfort
Targeted Acupuncture
Point selection is tailored to the pain pattern, involved channels, and the way symptoms change with posture or activity.
Supportive Modalities
Infrared heat, cupping, Tuina, or electro-acupuncture may be added when appropriate for muscle tension, circulation, and neuromuscular support.
Rehabilitation Mindset
The goal is not only short-term relief, but better function, easier movement, and a clearer plan for ongoing maintenance.
Begin with a clear conversation.
Your first visit gives us time to listen, understand your health history, and recommend a care plan that fits your symptoms, schedule, and goals.
