Say Goodbye To Pain :: Philly Acupuncture

Pain can range from dull to sharp, from mild to intense. No matter how you describe it, you want it to go away—and fast. According to research or other evidence, the following self-care steps may be helpful

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• Rub on topical capsaicin
  Block pain signals by applying an ointment that contains capsaicin, a substance found in cayenne peppers, to the painful area four times a day
• Get moving
  Take part in  exercise program to boost the production of your body’s natural painkillers
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  See a qualified practitioner for treatments that activate pain-killing pathways
  Philadelphia Community Acupuncture is a community acupuncture clinic in West Philadelphia. We provide acupuncture in comfortable group settings. Our sliding scale is $15 - $35. You decide what you can afford. The purpose of our sliding scale is to separate the issues of money and treatment; we want you to come in often enough to really get better and stay better! We understand that everyone's situation is different, and our primary goal is to make acupuncture available to you as often as you need it.
  We aim to make acupuncture and wellness resources accessible to people at all income levels and cultural backgrounds. We are a part of a movement to create social change in American health care called Community Supported Acupuncture (CSA), a model that empowers patients, builds community and breaks down class divisions. Acupuncture can be part of the solution to the soaring cost of healthcare - if it is affordable and accessible to everybody. Philadelphia Community Acupuncture helps make this possible.
  
  
  SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: We have signed a lease on a second Philadelphia Community Acupuncture clinic -- coming to Mt. Airy in late March! The address is 538 Carpenter Lane, right near Weaver's Way Co-op. This website will serve as the website for both locations, so stay tuned! We are super excited! 
  

  
  
  
  
  
  
• Take time for a checkup
  Make an appointment with your healthcare provider to find out if your pain is being caused by a treatable condition
  
  
  
  Try Aqua Therapy, swimming at your local YMCA, a daily walk, bicycling and anything else you like to do so you will do it.