Acupuncture Oriental Healthcare is one of the best acupuncture clinics in Rhode Island. Our clinic specializes in acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, offering a natural, holistic approach to promote self-healing of the body and restore the energetic imbalance. Acupuncture Oriental Healthcare specializes in acupuncture as well as other Traditional Chinese Medicine techniques such as moxibustion, ear patch, cupping, seven-star needle, natural Chinese herbal medicine and many more.
Dr. Zhao specializes in pain management, infertility, IUI/IVF support, mental health, seasonal conditions, weight loss, smoking cessation, and many other areas. Dr. Zhao is a certified acupuncturist and received her license from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in the US. Prior to coming to the United States, Dr. Zhao had the honor of receiving her acupuncture degrees from one of the leading institutions of Traditional Chinese Medicine from China.
Her approach to acupuncture is rooted inthe authentic classical Traditional Chinese Medicine methodology.
Dr. Zhao specializes in pain management, infertility, IUI/IVF support, mental health, seasonal conditions, weight loss, smoking cessation, and many other areas. Dr. Zhao is a certified acupuncturist and received her license from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in the US. Prior to coming to the United States, Dr. Zhao had the honor of receiving her acupuncture degrees from one of the leading institutions of Traditional Chinese Medicine from China.
Her approach to acupuncture is rooted inthe authentic classical Traditional Chinese Medicine methodology.
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A. We use individually packed, sterile and disposable needles.
The needles are very thin, not much thicker than a hair (about 0.18 mm in diameter).
The needles are inserted a fraction of an inch into the specific areas on the skin, which are called Acupoints.
You won't feel pain or might not feel anything when the needle is going in.
The needles are very thin, not much thicker than a hair (about 0.18 mm in diameter).
The needles are inserted a fraction of an inch into the specific areas on the skin, which are called Acupoints.
You won't feel pain or might not feel anything when the needle is going in.
Continue to take your prescription medications as prescribed by your primary care physician.
Since then, the number of people who have accepted acupuncture has kept growing.
According to the Arthritis Foundation, today acupuncture treatment has become one of the most popular unconventional therapies in the United States and about 15 million American have tried acupuncture so far.
Since then, the number of people who have accepted acupuncture has kept growing.
According to the Arthritis Foundation, today acupuncture treatment has become one of the most popular unconventional therapies in the United States and about 15 million American have tried acupuncture so far.
A. Usually the acupuncture treatment takes about one hour every time.
The first visit lasts longer than subsequent ones; the practitioner takes an initial physical examination and notes the extensive medical history for every patient.
Then, the practitioner puts all of this information together to make a diagnosis, identifying which pattern of disharmony is involved, and advises you on the course of treatment.
The first visit lasts longer than subsequent ones; the practitioner takes an initial physical examination and notes the extensive medical history for every patient.
Then, the practitioner puts all of this information together to make a diagnosis, identifying which pattern of disharmony is involved, and advises you on the course of treatment.
Dr. Helen Weiping Zhao is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist in RI, MA, NY, and PA with 30 years of experience in clinical acupuncture.
Dr. Zhao graduated from the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, one of the most first established institute in TCM, in 1983, with a degree in Acupuncture and Oriental medicine.
In the same year, Dr. Zhao started her career of clinical acupuncture and oriental medicine at the affiliated YueYang Hospital (Shanghai, China.)
She worked in the clinical treatment and research of acupuncture until 1996.
Dr. Zhao graduated from the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, one of the most first established institute in TCM, in 1983, with a degree in Acupuncture and Oriental medicine.
In the same year, Dr. Zhao started her career of clinical acupuncture and oriental medicine at the affiliated YueYang Hospital (Shanghai, China.)
She worked in the clinical treatment and research of acupuncture until 1996.
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