“Can acupuncture help high blood pressure?”
I have high blood pressure and want to treat it. Can acupuncture lower blood pressure?
13 Answers
Acupuncture with massage and herbs can reharmonize your systems so your balance will be restored gradually.
Yes acupuncture can help to lower blood pressure.
Yes
In addition to lifestyle changes and diet
In addition to lifestyle changes and diet
Acupuncture and herbal medicine can help regulate blood pressure as well as dietary and lifestyle changes.
In conjunction with other modalities, such as medication or Chinese Herbal formulas.
Lejla Fazlicic
Acupuncturist
Yes it can help you manage the symptoms. Dr Leika
Need more information to determine if it is useful or not. Go see an acupuncturist. It doesn't hurt to try it and manage it.
Yes, acupuncture can lower blood pressure, but in my practice, I usually use homeopathic remedies to keep BP under control.
Read more here: https://www.philahomeopathy.com/hypertension-homeopathic-approach/
Read more here: https://www.philahomeopathy.com/hypertension-homeopathic-approach/
Yes, acupuncture can lower blood pressure.
Sometimes it can help, but usually other measures must also be taken.
Yes acupuncture can help lower blood pressure
Hypertension is a very serious and perhaps even life-threatening condition. Don’t fool around. Western medicine has very effective drugs that control blood pressure. Don’t risk getting a stroke or heart attack. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Yes, acupuncture can typically help to lower high blood pressure. This is a case where combining acupuncture and conventional medicine can often produce superior results.
The acupuncture treatment effect can take a few weeks to kick in, so you may want to consider short term use of prescription medication to get your pressure down in the short term. Acupuncture will then bring the pressure down over the long term and you can wean off the drug. In order for this approach to work, your primary care provider will need to be on board so they can manage the prescription side.
The acupuncture treatment effect can take a few weeks to kick in, so you may want to consider short term use of prescription medication to get your pressure down in the short term. Acupuncture will then bring the pressure down over the long term and you can wean off the drug. In order for this approach to work, your primary care provider will need to be on board so they can manage the prescription side.
