Acupuncture has been incorporated in cancer care at major cancer centers in the US including Memorial Sloan Kettering in NY and Queen's Cancer Center in Hawaii. I am certified to treat Acupuncture for Cancer Patients by Memorial Sloan Kettering.

​Acupuncture gently treats the effects of chemotherapy, radiation therapy & surgery
​  * Pain, fatigue
  * Nausea, vomiting
  * Dry mouth, headache
  * Stress, anxiety
  * Depression, insomnia
​  * Digestive issues
​  * Hot flashes (avoid anti-depressants)

​Acupuncture in the three phases of healing:
Phase I: Acupuncture manages side effects during chemo and radiation
​Phase II: Acupuncture balances the nervous system reducing pain and other issues that arise post-treatment
​Phase III: Regular acupuncture sessions minimize stress and inflammation, boosting the immune system and energy to keep cancer at bay.

​When is the best time to get acupuncture?
​* Acupuncture the day before, the morning of, and the day after chemo or radiation therapy effectively prevents and manages side effects.
* Once-twice weekly acupuncture leading up to and following cancer therapy manages post-treatment symptoms and boosts overall health.

​SERVICE FEEs:
​Initial consultation and treatment;  $150
​Care 1: Follow up acupuncture session;  $80
Care 2: Acupuncture + (cupping massage or facial gua sha): $120
Care 3: Acupuncture + cupping + facial gua sha: $150

​Watch a medical acupuncturist elaborate on acupuncture for cancer care:  https://youtu.be/JWEIrmSNejA