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ā€œDoes acupuncture work on feet?ā€

I am a 38 year old male. I want to know if acupuncture works on feet?

24 Answers

Yes
Yes. I encourage you to book a session with your practitioner of choice to get help with relief.
Yes, acupuncture works for the whole body.
Yes absolutely.
Yes acupuncture, massage and herbs work on your feet problems.
Yes
Good afternoon,

Acupuncture does work on feet. There are a lot of different kind of feet problems. Talk to your acupuncture practitioner.

David
Hi,

What feet problem are you talking about? Acupuncture treatments work on the feet. It depends what you are looking for.
Thank you.
Yes, acupuncture works on feet very well.
Find a professional fully trained in the medicine, possessing a master's degree AND 5+ years experience in this field. No idea what is wrong with your feet to really answer this question, or how your feet became whatever is wrong. Need more detail, history, etc.
Sure.
Yes, it does. It is effectively treating numbness, neuropathy, plantarfaciitis, general foot pain, and more.

Best of luck,

Dr. Danny Khounh, DAOM

Acupuncture works on all body parts.

Alexandre Hillairet, DAOM.
Hi,

Thank you for contacting our office. Acupuncture is very effective for feet issues.

Thank you,

Nick
I’m not sure what you are asking. There are many acupuncture points on the feet. Acupuncture can help with foot pain.
yes
Yes
Yes.
Yes, acupuncture works for the brain and feet.
Yes, acupuncture does work on feet.
Acupuncture is often helpful for many types of pain. The only sure way to know is to give it a try.
Yup, acupuncture can be very helpful for foot problems.
Yes. There are acupuncure points on the feet and acupuncture can be done to treat conditions of the feet.
I'm a little unclear what's being asked. Are you wanting to know whether acupuncture points on the feet can be used to treat health issues? Do you have a foot issue and you're wanting to know whether or not acupuncture might help relieve that problem?

Acupuncture and Chinese medicine are built around a systems theory model of a living organism, not a reductionistic one. Just because the problem happens to be in the foot, it doesn't necessarily follow that the treatment will involve acupuncture on the feet or in the affected area. I most often treat foot issues with needles elsewhere on the body, and I've got a pretty good success rate with that approach.

Conversely, if the problem was something like acid reflux, neck pain, or frontal headache, I'd probably use points on the feet rather than points on the abdomen, head, or neck. Again, in my experience, this tends to work fairly well.