acupuncture for headaches, migraines, and neurological disorders

Including migraines, tension headaches, cluster headaches, sinus headaches, hormonal migraines, neuropathy, multiple sclerosis, post surgery recovery, etc.

At Nu Wave, we pair Chinese Medicine with a functional medicine approach to provide the most optimal support for natural, long term relief from headaches and migraines. Modern medicine typically involves medications, botox or surgery. While these options may provide some relief, this typically doesn’t lead to full healing of headache and migraine pain. For headaches and migraines, regular, consistent acupuncture treatments promote relaxation, modulate pain pathways, and improve blood flow in the head and neck to reduce frequency and severity naturally. Functional labs, nutritional recommendations, gut health, exercises, gua sha, cupping, electroacupuncture, Chinese Medicine for migraines and more are combined to treat headaches and migraines holistically to heal the root cause.

With most headache and migraine patients, they have experienced chronic migraines their whole life. There are typically multiple different sources to this pain and we aim to address all of them through the lens of Chinese Medicine for migraines and headaches (which does take time), but as we work together to address the root causes, you will experience more pain free days.

We also work with stroke recovery, peripheral neuropathy and pain management, post surgery and preventatively, by promoting neural regeneration, promoting nerve function, and enhancing motor function, while relaxing tense muscles. Cupping, acupuncture with electrical stimulation, and gua sha are often utilized.

Symptoms of Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis, such as tremors, muscle rigidity, pain, muscle spasms, stress management, fatigue, frequent urination, and side effects of medications, also respond well to acupuncture & Chinese Medicine. Cosmetic acupuncture sessions are also available for Bell’s Palsy or facial paralysis to improve facial nerve function and restore facial muscle movement if treated shortly after it appears.