“Tremor occuring?”
I received electrical acupuncture and got a massage 5 mins after and now I have stimulation in head and night internal tremors. What is happening?
Female | 28 years old
Complaint duration: 7 days
14 Answers
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Go and see a neurologist
To rule out seizures
To rule out seizures
Lejla Fazlicic
Acupuncturist
It will be best to contact the treating clinician for further discussion. Good luck.
you should contact the practitioner you got a treatment from. this is not a normal side effect of acupuncture
I have no idea! You need to call your acupuncturist!
I personally have not had that experience with any of my patients, I would recommend reaching out to your acupuncturist with your concerns.
Mr. Anthony James Lorenzo
Acupuncturist
I can not say for sure what is happening. I don't know what you mean by "stimulation in head." I personally only use electrical acupuncture in certain scenarios (paralysis/numbness), but that's just my personal preference. Was your practitioner a fully trained acupuncturist? What did your practitioner say?
In this case, it is best to speak with your acupuncturist as I do not know exactly what was done to you.
It seems you have some interior wind problems which is related to liver for TCM you. Try to talk with your current provider or look for a new one for help. For me acupuncture and herbs should or could help you out.
It would be a good idea to let that acupuncturist know what has happened so that they are aware and can give you feedback pertaining to the treatment.
Warmly,
Natalie Ramsey, MS LAc
Warmly,
Natalie Ramsey, MS LAc
Hard to say not knowing your case but often symptoms can worsen before they get better.
At 28 years old, you seem too young to have this condition bothering you. I’m uncertain, but it sounds as if electric stimulated acupuncture was done.
It is very unusually, did they put needles on your scape ? even put in scape won't cause tremors, maybe doctor turn on electric too high or inserted needles in some wrong acupuncture points. That could be happen.
It's hard to say what might be happening without understanding what kind of provider gave you electrical acupuncture, why they thought it was appropriate, what points they stimulated, and what level of electricity was utilized.
My best guess is: electrical stimulation may not have been an appropriate treatment for your issue and/or the provider used too high a frequency during the treatment.
The first thing I'd do is contact the provider and let them know what you're experiencing. They may have some idea what's going on and what it might take to correct the problem.
If you received this treatment from a provider other than a board certified, state licensed acupuncturist (like a chiropractor, physical therapist or other licensed provider), then I'd try to locate an actual acupuncturist in your area and go for a consult. You can use NCCAOM.org to locate local, board certified, providers. The bottom line is: there is a world of difference between someone who trained in, got certified and licensed in, and practices only Chinese medicine and someone who is trying to bolt acupuncture/Chinese medicine on to some other framework or licensure with minimal to no extra training in Chinese medicine.
My best guess is: electrical stimulation may not have been an appropriate treatment for your issue and/or the provider used too high a frequency during the treatment.
The first thing I'd do is contact the provider and let them know what you're experiencing. They may have some idea what's going on and what it might take to correct the problem.
If you received this treatment from a provider other than a board certified, state licensed acupuncturist (like a chiropractor, physical therapist or other licensed provider), then I'd try to locate an actual acupuncturist in your area and go for a consult. You can use NCCAOM.org to locate local, board certified, providers. The bottom line is: there is a world of difference between someone who trained in, got certified and licensed in, and practices only Chinese medicine and someone who is trying to bolt acupuncture/Chinese medicine on to some other framework or licensure with minimal to no extra training in Chinese medicine.
