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Does acupuncture help you get over a cold?

I am a 27 year old male. I want to know if acupuncture helps you get over a cold?

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yes, acupuncture can help you get over a cold
Yws
Yes. Acupuncture with cupping, herbs, and sometimes massage works well for the symptoms and getting over the common cold.
Yes.
Yes. I encourage you to book a session with your practitioner of choice to get help with relief.
Yes, definitely
Yes
Yes, acupuncture together with other therapies like cupping or tuina will have you get over a cold, releasing the symptoms you are having with the cold.
Yes, it speeds the process of a cold. You may have it more severely than others for about 3 days, but then you're done, while others suffer through it for a week or two.
Yes, acupuncture can not only treat your cold, but improve your immunity. So you will not easily catch a cold in the future.

Jonathan Fang
Acupuncture accelerates the recovery of flu, including coronavirus COVID-19. From common cold to flu, acupuncture has been useful in promoting a quicker recovery from fever, cough, and difficult breathing. Even with the new viral strains every season, acupuncture and herbs have been instrumental in keeping up with the changes although the formulas have not changed. Because COVID-19 is a variation of flu, it can be treated with the same methods.

Acupuncture is a reliable way to quickly administer a treatment without having to go through the hassle of differential diagnosis because there are only two acupuncture point combinations. For an individual, one of these acupuncture formulas is optimal. Simply, the practitioner chooses one of two options from Yang Horary acupuncture points. In addition, choose only either right or left side of the body to place acupuncture needles. Do not give bilateral acupuncture because many people do not have a mirror image of the same points on both sides of the body. Besides, one-sided treatment is as effective as a bilateral treatment.
Hi,

Acupuncture helps with colds by helping the immune system as well as symptoms. Please consult your local acupuncturist.

Scott Sang In Lee
Yes, it can. Acupuncture can help with symptoms, i.e., phlegm, fever/chills, as well as boost the immune system.
Yes, acupuncture can help your get over a cold by supporting your immune system to fight off the cold and helping to decrease the symptoms.
The short answer is yes.
Yes, it will help
A cold has different symptoms such as: fever, headache, sore throat, fatigue, and sometimes only congestion. Acupuncture can help alleviate the symptoms and strengthen the immunity. In certain cases, we recommend herbs to support the treatment to quicken the recovery.

Alexandre Hillairet, DAOM.
Yes, it does! As an added bonus, it boosts your immune system to help fight not only the cold, but anything that can compromise your immune system such as allergies, skin rashes, rashes, etc.
Acupuncture has been used for everyday ailments. Getting over colds is definitely one of them and if you are currently suffering from a cold the goal is to speed it up so your body can get over it & build immunity immediately. If you’re expecting like seasonal allergies, acupuncture can be used to prevent it. If any fever and/or chills are involved, definitely see your primary care physician, especially in this COVID-19 season.

Live Happy,

Michael
Yes.
Yes, it would reduce symptoms and length of a cold
Good afternoon,

Acupuncture does help patients get over a cold.

David
Yes. Its immune-stimulating functions treat all types of cold and flu effectively, achieving a quick recovery without side effects. Several clinical studies have demonstrated that Chinese medicine reduces the incidence of upper respiratory tract infections and shortens the course of illness.
Absolutely! Acupuncture and cupping can help the patient reduce a fever, and aid in respiration. Moxa can also help to warm the body. Gua Sha can help the patient sweat.
Yes, definitely, acupuncture can help boost your immune system, reduce the symptoms, and achieve a quick recovery without side effects.
Typically, acupuncture itself does not treat any cold, flu, or virus. However, it helps improve the body's immune system and accelerates the blood stream so that you get over diseases more quickly and easily.
Yes it can.
Yes, acupuncture can help you get over a cold and also help with boosting immunity as well.
Hello & thank you for your question. Yes, acupuncture is great at expelling cold pathogens and boosting immune and lung function! Herbal medicine (along with acupuncture) can also help prevent colds if you frequently get them.
Yes, acupuncture helps get over a cold.
Absolutely! I love treating patients who are struggling to get over a cold because it can work so fast! Nobody likes a lingering cold that won't go away. Book an appointment and I'd be happy to help you with that!
Hello! Yes, acupuncture can boost your immune system to quickly resolve your cold symptoms.
Yes, it can help.
When a patient comes in for a cold/flu issue, it is best if they come early so that we can kick it out right away. If someone comes a bit later we can still treat them, in fact it usually brings them to "last day" type of feeling. The practitioner may use more than just needles i.e. cups, scrapping, herbs, etc. But with acupuncture alone a lot can be done by a well trained practitioner.

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Works better on prevention, but can help by strengthening your immunity.

Absolutely. Acupuncture boosts the immune and helps the body rid itself of the pathogen.
Yes, it does. It takes 1-2 treatments.
It does. Acupuncture can help shorten the length of colds and flus and also prevent them with regular treatments during cold and flu season.
Yes, it helps your immunity in addition to symptom relief.
In my experience acupuncture can be excellent for heading off a cold - like if your acupuncturist happens to catch it in the first day or two where you're experiencing symptoms. After that, acupuncture can help manage the symptoms a bit and may take a day or so off recovery time.