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Jennifer Savage
Acupuncturist
Jennifer Savage is a licensed acupuncturist practicing in Beaverton, OR. Jennifer believes that the body has an extraordinary capacity to heal itself when it is balanced and functioning in its natural state. She utilizes Chinese medicine to balance the body as it focuses on the unique experiences of the whole individual and all of the factors - physcial, mental, emotional, spiritual, and environmental - that comprise the experience of health. An appointment with Jennifer will include a complete health intake with patient history, assessment, physical examination in order to determine the root cause of your symptoms, and will include a mutually-agreed upon treatment plan with measurable outcomes in order to track progress.
3 years
Experience
Jennifer Savage
- Beaverton, OR
- OCOM
- Accepting new patients
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What pressure points get rid of headaches?
Hello! As with all things Chinese medicine, this medicine is individualized and depends upon the reason for you having headaches which would be determined after a thorough intake READ MORE
Hello!
As with all things Chinese medicine, this medicine is individualized and depends upon the reason for you having headaches which would be determined after a thorough intake and then a recommended treatment plan can be made. We would consider the location, quality/severity of pain, frequency, duration, timing, how long this has been going on, etc. as well as looking at your digestion, menstrual cycle, sleep, and other such pieces that play into chronic headaches. Acupuncture and herbal medicine is a very effective treatment for headaches and I highly encourage you visit your closest Chinese medicine practitioner.
You can certainly google acupressure points related to pain, such as LI4 Hegu, and they can be very helpful in managing pain, but if you want to get at the root cause to mitigate the pain from the source I would always recommend you see a qualified practitioner in your area.
Be well,
Jenny
As with all things Chinese medicine, this medicine is individualized and depends upon the reason for you having headaches which would be determined after a thorough intake and then a recommended treatment plan can be made. We would consider the location, quality/severity of pain, frequency, duration, timing, how long this has been going on, etc. as well as looking at your digestion, menstrual cycle, sleep, and other such pieces that play into chronic headaches. Acupuncture and herbal medicine is a very effective treatment for headaches and I highly encourage you visit your closest Chinese medicine practitioner.
You can certainly google acupressure points related to pain, such as LI4 Hegu, and they can be very helpful in managing pain, but if you want to get at the root cause to mitigate the pain from the source I would always recommend you see a qualified practitioner in your area.
Be well,
Jenny
Can acupuncture help tight tendons?
Hello, The good news is there are acupuncture points for releasing tight tendons and muscles! We would want to find out why - are the tissues not getting properly nourished, is READ MORE
Hello,
The good news is there are acupuncture points for releasing tight tendons and muscles!
We would want to find out why - are the tissues not getting properly nourished, is it stress related, etc? I would recommend that in order to get at the root cause that you see a qualified Chinese medicine practitioner in your area.
Be well,
Jenny
The good news is there are acupuncture points for releasing tight tendons and muscles!
We would want to find out why - are the tissues not getting properly nourished, is it stress related, etc? I would recommend that in order to get at the root cause that you see a qualified Chinese medicine practitioner in your area.
Be well,
Jenny
What pressure point relieves back pain?
You can certainly google acupressure points related to pain, such as LI4 *Hegu,* and they can be very helpful in managing pain, but if you want to get at the root cause to mitigate READ MORE
You can certainly google acupressure points related to pain, such as LI4 *Hegu,* and they can be very helpful in managing pain, but if you want to get at the root cause to mitigate the pain from the source I would always recommend you see a qualified practitioner in your area. In Chinese medicine, there is no single diagnosis for back pain and the beauty of the medicine is that we treat the individual. For best outcomes, see an acupuncturist near you!
Be well,
Jenny
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Be well,
Jenny
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Is acupuncture once a month enough?
That depends, what is the reason for your back pain? Is it acute or chronic? No two back pain patients are the same. Since you are already under the care of a practitioner, you READ MORE
That depends, what is the reason for your back pain? Is it acute or chronic? No two back pain patients are the same. Since you are already under the care of a practitioner, you should have a clear treatment plan with check-ins on your progress. If your practitioner believes once a
the month is enough then I would trust they know your case and have your best interests and outcomes in mind.
the month is enough then I would trust they know your case and have your best interests and outcomes in mind.
How many acupuncture treatments are needed for migraines?
Hello! As with all things Chinese medicine, this medicine is individualized and depends upon the reason for you having migraines which would be determined after a thorough intake READ MORE
Hello!
As with all things Chinese medicine, this medicine is individualized and depends upon the reason for you having migraines which would be determined after a thorough intake and then a recommended treatment plan can be made. We would consider the location, quality/severity of pain, frequency, duration, timing, how long this has been going on, etc. as well as looking at your digestion, menstrual cycle, sleep, and other such pieces that play into migraines. Acupuncture and herbal medicine is a very effective treatment for migraines and I highly encourage you visit your closest Chinese medicine practitioner that has experience with this to learn more about what you specifically need.
Be well,
Jenny
As with all things Chinese medicine, this medicine is individualized and depends upon the reason for you having migraines which would be determined after a thorough intake and then a recommended treatment plan can be made. We would consider the location, quality/severity of pain, frequency, duration, timing, how long this has been going on, etc. as well as looking at your digestion, menstrual cycle, sleep, and other such pieces that play into migraines. Acupuncture and herbal medicine is a very effective treatment for migraines and I highly encourage you visit your closest Chinese medicine practitioner that has experience with this to learn more about what you specifically need.
Be well,
Jenny
Does acupuncture work for rhinitis?
Hello!
Yes, Chinese medicine is well researched and very effective at treating rhinitis. Definitely check it out!
Be well,
Jennifer
Yes, Chinese medicine is well researched and very effective at treating rhinitis. Definitely check it out!
Be well,
Jennifer
