Acupuncture in Houston, TX - Houston Acupuncture & Herb Clinic

2405 South Shepherd, Houston, TX 77019.     TEL: 713-529-8332.

2431 West Holcombe, Houston, TX 77030.     TEL: 713-666-5667. 
 

We are one of the best, biggest, and oldest acupuncture clinics in Houston area.

☺Acupuncture Houston TX - West Holcombe Clinic		☺Acupuncture Houston TX - South Shepherd Clinic
	Houston Acupuncture and Herb Clinic at 2431 West Holcombe, Houston, TX. @ the corner of Kirby Drive and next to the Flower Corner. 713-666-5667		Houston Acupuncture and Herb Clinic at South Shepherd Dr., Houston, TX@ the corner of Westheimer Drive and next to the KFC. This location has been servicing Houston for more than18 years.
Click here for the West Holcombe Clinic location map. The clinic is located at the corner of Kirby Drive and next to the Flower Corner. ☺TEL: 713-666-5667.		Click here for the South Shepherd Clinic location map. Acupuncture Houston TX-South Shepherd Clinic ☺TEL: 713-529-8332.

Acupuncture for Pain/ Back pain/ Low back pain/ Arthritis/
Neck pain/ Shoulder pain/ Migraine/ TMJ/ Muscle pain/
Tennis elbow/Carpal tunnel syndrome.
 

Testimonial:

L. M. is working in the Texas Medical Center, Houston, TX.

Houston Acupuncture and Herb Clinic has been remarkable for my low back and shoulder pain. I have suffered from sciatica and shoulder pain for many years. Now the symptoms are completely gone!! The treatment and place are the best.

Testimonial:

From taking 2 to 3 doses of ibuprofen or alieve (naproxen sodium) a day, paired with 3 to 5 cups of coffee or 2 to 3 energy drinks

My name is Breaux P. I work as a chef and enjoy a very active lifestyle both at work and during my free time.  A little over a year ago, I had a wreck on my mountain bike while trail riding which left me with numbness and limited mobility in my left hand.  I did not seek treatment immediately as I assumed that the trouble with my hand was due to the bruising and swelling that followed the accident.  After the bruising healed, I found that I still had the numbness and diminished grip strength so I sought relief through massage therapy with limited success.  The massages did improve my dexterity, but I found that my strength continued to wane.  My massage therapist referred me to a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic, but their suggested course of treatment did not focus on the cause of the problem, but rather merely working on the symptoms and I found that to be very discouraging.

My home and work are both within 5 miles of the clinic, but it was the combined years of experience of the doctors and their association with the Texas Institute of Oriental Medicine and Acupuncture that made me decided to seek my treatment with them.  I had previously researched acupuncture and chose it over my other options because of my lack of faith in Western Medicine and their approach to treating nerve damage (the cause of my loss of strength) Dr. Wu suggested a course of acupuncture sessions and herbal treatments that made an immediate difference in both my energy level (from the sleep apnea) and the strength in my hand.  I am fortunate that I do not mind needles after having grown up taking 6 shots a week for allergies, but I have to say that most of the acupunctures were hardly even noticeable and usually only gave the slight sensation of pressure and nothing more, this was so pleasant overall that I was able to take a light nap during the treatment and would wake up very refreshed!  The herbs were very easy to take with no bad aftertaste nor digestive trouble and quickly relieved my allergy troubles and improved my overall energy level without the sudden return of symptoms that I have experienced with over-the-counter medicines and prescriptions.

I now feel much more relaxed and am happier, having gone from taking 2 to 3 doses of ibuprofen or aleve (naproxen sodium) a day, paired with 3 to 5 cups of coffee or 2 to 3 energy drinks, to just taking my herbs and looking forward to a refreshing night of sleep after a hard day’s work.  My hand continues to improve and I have begun to look forward to returning to rock climbing, a favorite pastime that I had come to fear that I would never be able to enjoy at the same levels again!

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