Is electroacupuncture an option for all conditions?

No. We avoid it for patients with pacemakers or other implanted electrical devices, over sensitive areas such as the face, close to major nerves, or during pregnancy. Your practitioner will confirm whether it’s a good fit for you during your consultation.

How is electroacupuncture done?

We use small, carefully controlled pulses of electricity, applied by a trained practitioner who monitors your comfort throughout the session and adjusts the intensity as you go.

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Electroacupuncture

A gentle electric pulse added to your Acupuncture session.

₱300 added to your session

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Electroacupuncture builds on regular acupuncture: small clips are attached to a few needles to deliver a gentle, continuous electrical pulse instead of the needles simply resting in place.

Your practitioner may offer it as an add-on to an acupuncture session.

A practitioner adjusting an electroacupuncture lead clipped to a needle in a patient’s back.

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Acupuncture needles are placed as usual.

Small clips are attached to a few needles, connected to a gentle pulse device.

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