Acupuncture old street way

Hey there
I need some acupunture I think for my back which has left me unabe to cycle amongst other things and was hoping someone could suggest somewhere good and hopefully affordable. ideally needs to be near work, so Old ST, Clerkenwell way if poss?
Can you help?
Thanks loads
H

I'll stick pins in you for £20 / no police.

Send me an effigy of yourself and I'll stick pins in it for a tenner.
Enclose the £10 in the plain brown envelope with your likeness.

I know a guy round old street with needles. You'll feel no pain after he has finished with you.

I know a Chinese....

Balki, you're needling me. Stop, or I'll get hippy to merge you with some crumble

I went there once and she used a piece of whale bone to rub my back. It was really painful and over the next 24 hours it went purple and then black which was all the toxins coming to the surface.

She does accupunctures too. I'll find the details.

I'm serious. I was actually brutalised with a bone.

Maybe it was just bruising.

I'm serious. I was actually brutalised with a bone.

quoted :p

Acupuncture is good murtz. I was suffering from plantar facitis which was cause by some toit/knotted muscle in my calf. Second session of accupuncture on my leg and the knot released. Better than sex.

Bigger prick too... or something hilarious.

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Bump. Balki, have you (or anyone else on the forum) had acupuncture at the above clinic?

Bump. Balki, have you (or anyone else on the forum) had acupuncture at the above clinic?

Bit of a bump, but because of this thread, I booked my GF in this clinic today.

2 partially slipped discs done today.

Wen, the therapist is extremely friendly and very good. Pains that have been there for months, even after the exercises the doctor has given my GF to do seems to be pain free almost after one session.

My GF is in shock how effective it is. Recommended.

Wen, the therapist

Are you quite sure that it wasn't tynwen?

I saw a lady in hospital recently who, because of ignoring the symptoms of a disc prolapse, now potentially has irrevocable numbness in the dangly region and an inability to control when she wees.

Not saying you shouldn't use acupuncture or any other wiffly waffly shamanism if it helps, but be wary that it won't have done anything to the root of the problem and prompt medical treatment is necessary toute suite if symptoms worsen.

I saw a lady in hospital recently who, because of ignoring the symptoms of a disc prolapse, now potentially has irrevocable numbness in the dangly region and an inability to control when she wees.

Not saying you shouldn't use acupuncture or any other wiffly waffly shamanism if it helps, but be wary that it won't have done anything to the root of the problem and prompt medical treatment is necessary toute suite if symptoms worsen.

Had she been for acupuncture before going into hospital? Or is this post around 'wiffly waffly shamanism' more to do with your personal views on alternative therapies?

I've had back problems on and off my while life. Due to injury and general side effect of being tall.

After trying physio, yoga, chiropractors etc acupuncture was what fixed me.

However I'm now broken again and need to find a new acupuncturist. My old one retired back to china. Anyone have one to recommend preferably near highbury.