Fine needles
Thin needles are placed at points selected for your treatment.

Acupuncture in Freeport, IL
Acupuncture uses fine needles at selected points on the body. Talk with our team about your concerns and whether this approach fits your care.
Understanding acupuncture
Acupuncture has roots in traditional Chinese medicine. Treatment involves placing very thin needles into selected points on the body, often called acupuncture points.
Our clinic uses sterile, single-use needles. We explain the proposed treatment and discuss your comfort before beginning.
Thin needles are placed at points selected for your treatment.
Sterile needles are used for one treatment and then discarded.
Share questions or concerns before and during your session.
How treatment works
How acupuncture works is still being studied. It may influence the nervous system and tissues near the needles. It is commonly used for pain-related concerns, and the response to treatment varies.
Tell us about your symptoms, health history, and what you hope to change. We will discuss whether acupuncture is an option for you.
We explain the proposed treatment and what it involves. Ask questions and let the team know about any concerns with needles.
Let us know how you feel during and after treatment. Together, we will discuss your response and the next steps.

Your local clinic
Visit Freeport Family Chiropractic & Acupuncture at 455 W. Stephenson Street, Freeport, IL 61032. Our team is here to answer your questions and help you prepare for your visit.
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Ask our team about the session, your comfort, or getting started.
Acupuncture uses very thin, sterile needles designed for a single use. Let us know if you are anxious about needles so we can talk through your concerns.
Discuss your medical conditions, medications, supplements, pregnancy, and any past treatment reactions. Ask about the expected benefits, risks, and other options before starting.
Your concerns, goals, and response to treatment help guide the plan. Ask the team about the proposed schedule, fees, and how progress will be reviewed.
Talk with our team
Call with questions about acupuncture or to arrange a visit.