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I am thinking about getting acupunture. I heard its good for the brain and most of my symptoms is neuro (brain symptoms) is it safe with lyme?
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Hi. I have severe pain from lyme. Have had lyme five years now. Last year, I started to work with an accupuncturist and a chiropractor in addition to pain medications and anti inflammatory drug. It has been most beneficial to me and has been safe. I hope that you consider it to help you. I too have neuro lyme. Take care and good luck!!!
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I have been doing acupuncture for 30 years. It does help and sometimes amazingly so. It is good for anyone not just Lymies.
I just started seeing a new acupuncturist. As part of your appointment you actually get a mini lymphatic massage in their office. Of course most acupuncturist's do not offer this but I find it to be a plus.
I have gone to numerous acupuncturists over the years. They all practice a bit differently so if you are not being helped by one switch. I find it helps if you find one that knows something about Lyme disease. My last one did not.
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Acupuncture done by a licensed acupuncturist or physician is perfectly safe. Its effectiveness varies, but it is certainly work a try. Just make sure you go to someone reputable who uses disposable needles etc...
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Keebler
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Acupuncture can be wonderful but be sure not to get overstimulated.
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