MS  ACUPUNCTURE   CLINIC INC. 

MS Acupuncture Clinic INC.

ph: (805) 484-9013
fax: (805) 484-9015

msacuclinic@msacuclinic.com

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 When practiced by a licensed, trained acupuncturist, acupuncture is extremely safe. As a system of health care, acupuncture already has some inherent safeguards. Because the treatment is drug-free, patients do not have to worry about taking several doses of a medication or suffering a possible adverse reaction.
Properly administered, acupuncture is not harmful. However, there are certain conditions you should notify an acupuncturist about before undergoing treatment. If you have a pacemaker, for instance, you should not receive electro acupuncture due to the possibility of electromagnetic interference with the pacemaker. Similarly, if you have a tendency to bleed or bruise easily, or if you are a hemophiliac, you may want to consider a different type of care.

MS Acupuncture Clinic INC.

ph: (805) 484-9013
fax: (805) 484-9015

msacuclinic@msacuclinic.com

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