top of page

How Acupuncture Can Treat Shin Splints

  • Writer: Gail Lopez M.A.
    Gail Lopez M.A.
  • Nov 26, 2019
  • 1 min read

Anyone can suffer from tibial stress syndrome or also known as shin splints.


Anyone who is active can suffer from them if they push themselves too hard or change their normal workout in a particular way.


The Journal of Chinese Medicine published a study that included 40 athletes who were diagnosed with shin splints. The participants were divided into three groups.


Sports medicine group- This group used standard athletic trainers’ modalities like ultrasound and stretching.


Acupuncture group- This group received acupuncture and five minutes of tui na massage.


Combination of Sports medicine and Acupuncture group-


Not every modality was used during each treatment as the athletic trainer and supervising acupuncturist discussed what techniques would be appropriate. Acupuncture, tui na, and facilitated stretching were the consistent modalities used.’ Courtesy of lhasaoms.com How Acupuncture Treats Shin Splints: A Study by Matt Callison



 
 
 

Comments


      Jade Star Acupuncture and Wellness

                     Main Tucson Office:

Tel: 520-881-0827

6440 E. Broadway Blvd. Tucson AZ 85710

                    Green Valley Office
1151 S. La Canada #103 Green Valley, AZ 85614

GV office sees patients Monday- Friday
  • Facebook Social Icon
  • Twitter Social Icon
  • Google+ Social Icon
  • YouTube Social  Icon
  • Pinterest Social Icon
  • Instagram Social Icon
bottom of page