Advantages and disadvantages of electroacupuncture

Advantages and disadvantages of electroacupuncture

Acupuncture is a common treatment method in Chinese medicine theory. Acupuncture can stimulate people's acupoints, which can be used to regulate the body and treat some diseases. Now, with people's attention to acupuncture, electroacupuncture has also begun to appear. What are the advantages and disadvantages of electroacupuncture now, and what are its effects and influences on people's health?

Advantages and disadvantages of electroacupuncture

Electro-acupuncture is a kind of acupuncture therapy, which mainly pierces the acupoints of human body and is then controlled by current. Through electroacupuncture, the physiological function of human body can be adjusted, especially it can relieve pain and calm down, and it can also promote blood circulation of human body. For example, some diseases such as neuralgia and polio can be treated by electroacupuncture. In addition, it also has the function of promoting blood circulation and dredging collaterals, which can make the blocked meridians more unobstructed and has a certain curative effect on meridian obstruction. However, electroacupuncture also has some disadvantages, because it is realized by current. If the current is very strong, it may cause muscle damage, nerve damage and direct damage to the human liver.

The advantages and disadvantages of electroacupuncture should be considered now. For many people now, if they want to receive electroacupuncture treatment in their lives, they must consider specific therapies. This kind of acupuncture therapy can be accepted in regular hospitals to avoid harm to the body.