This case study describes an individual who developed peripheral neuropathy–type foot pain, weakness, and shortness of breath following open-heart surgery with mitral valve replacement. Supportive neuro-acupuncture care was provided alongside medical management, with observations based on patient-reported comfort and daily function.
This case overview describes the use of scalp acupuncture as part of supportive care for a patient experiencing chronic post-concussion symptoms and neuropathic pain. The individual reported reductions in pain, improved sleep, and greater emotional stability over the course of treatment.
This case describes the use of neuroacupuncture for a patient experiencing long-standing peripheral neuropathy symptoms after oncology treatment. Outcomes reflect the patient’s individual, self-reported experience and cannot be generalized.
A 65-year-old woman with long-standing lower back and leg pain following multiple spinal surgeries sought supportive care at our clinic. This case describes her reported experience with neuro-acupuncture used as part of a symptom-focused approach.
This case describes supportive neuro-acupuncture care for a five-year-old boy experiencing autism-related speech delay, echolalia, repetitive behaviors, and challenges responding to verbal cues. All observations reflect this individual’s experience and cannot be generalized.
This case describes how an 87-year-old individual with diabetic neuropathy symptoms used neuroacupuncture as part of their care. Over time, they reported reduced leg discomfort, improved walking tolerance, and greater overall mobility. Results reflect one person’s experience.
This case study describes the use of neuroacupuncture as part of supportive care for a young gymnast experiencing upper-limb Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) following trauma. Over the course of care, the child showed improvements in comfort, mobility, and functional participation as reported by her family. Individual responses vary.
Treatment of a 38-year-old patient with chronic headaches using neuroacupuncture, resulting in pain reduction, improved mobility, and decreased sensitivity to exertion.
This case study describes the experience of a 74-year-old stroke survivor who sought neuroacupuncture for chronic neuropathic pain. Over a series of sessions, she reported reduced pain episodes, better sleep, and improved mobility, with these changes remaining stable at her one-year check-in. Individual results vary.
