Acupuncture NYC | ACA Acupuncture and Wellness in New York City, NY

Acupuncture can treat a wide range of conditions. It is particularly effective for pain relief and for post-surgery and chemotherapy-associated nausea and vomiting. In addition, both the World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recognize that acupuncture can be helpful as part of a treatment plan for many illnesses which includes but is not limited to: addiction (such as alcoholism), asthma, bronchitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, digestive issues, facial tics, fibromyalgia, headaches, irregular periods, low back pain, menopausal symptoms, menstrual cramps, osteoarthritis, sinusitis, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), stroke rehabilitation, tendonitis, tennis elbow, and urinary problems such as incontinence.

Yes, we at ACA Acupuncture and Wellness offer services in Manhattan, NY, with clinics in the following areas:

• Washington Heights
• Upper East Side
• Union Square
• Columbus Circle
• Financial District
• Grand Central
• Herald Square
• Nomad
• Carnegie Hill
• Midtown East

For detailed information on each location, including addresses and services offered, please visit our location pages.

Yes, acupuncture can be highly effective for digestive problems such as bloating, constipation, diarrhea, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). By stimulating specific points, acupuncture helps regulate the digestive system, improve gut motility, reduce inflammation, and balance the body’s Qi, leading to better digestive function.

Acupuncture works to restore balance in the body, helping to address not just symptoms but the root causes of various health issues. Patients often report improvements in their physical and emotional well-being, as acupuncture encourages the body to heal itself naturally. With a focus on overall wellness, our team ensures that your experience is comfortable and effective for your unique health needs.

Like acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine treats a full range of human diseases such as acute illness, like flu and the common cold, to chronic illnesses. Herbal medicine can also help to maintain or create balance in health before disease sets in.

You can safely combine acupuncture with prescription drugs and other conventional treatments. However, it is important for your primary care physician to be aware of and to monitor how your acupuncture treatment may be affecting your conventional therapies. Often your medication may need to be adjusted while your condition has been improving during your acupuncture treatments.