Testimonials

Feedback from patients

Shannon:

Thanks so much for the wonderful care + conversations this past year! I wouldn't have been able to get through all I did without you. You are the BEST!

Jones W. : I had stomach ache, it kept me awake all night without sleep. It is very painful and eating some stomach pain medicine does not help much. In the meantime, I had dinner party with very close friend whose son is just graduated from college. I felt very sorry if I could not go. Someone referred me to see Dr. Lin. Originally I did not put too much hope on it. After one treatment, it was amazing that the pain went away and I could have delicious food as much as I would at my friend's dinner party except drinking the wine. Based on my own experiment, it might take 2 to 3 days for acid re-flux medicine before the pain will fully go away. I really appreciate Dr. Lin's treatment.

MC: Dr. Lin is very knowledgeable in the science of acupuncture and Chinese medicine, with a heart of a true healer. My health and strength has improved so much under her care. Thank you.

Q & A

Does acupuncture hurt?

Acupuncture generally does not hurt, but it can cause some mild discomfort or sensation. Most people report feeling little to no pain during the insertion of the needles. However, once the needles are in place, you may experience a variety of sensations, such as tingling, warmth, or pressure. Some people may also experience a dull ache or soreness around the needle insertion site, but this usually subsides quickly. Any discomfort is generally mild and temporary, and many people find acupuncture to be a relaxing and therapeutic experience.

Testimonials

Feedback from patients

Q & A

Does acupuncture hurt?

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