Acupuncture

• sinusitis, pharyngitis, colds and bronchitis
• asthma and allergies
• conjunctivitis and retinitis
• toothache, e.g. following a tooth extraction, gingivitis
• the abdomen, e.g. catarrh, hyperacidity, non-acute stomach ulcers, colitis, constipation, diarrhoea, ileus
• headache, migraine
• vertigo
• pain in the trigeminal nerve
• Ménière’s disease
• bed-wetting
• frozen shoulder
• tennis elbow
• ischial pain
• back pain
• pain caused by osteoarthritis
• insomnia
• panic and anxiety
• menopause problems

How many treatments there will be is determined on an individual basis, but 1–2 times per week for a total of 8–10 times is usually sufficient. In the event of acute complaints, the problem can be alleviated by only a few treatments. The effects of acupuncture last from hours to years.