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Traditional Chinese Medicine - Acupuncture and Pain
Home Care and Complications
What happens later at home?
Some people feel no different after treatment. Others report feeling sleepy or a little "spaced out." It is important for the individual to pay attention to her or her reactions and allow time for the treatment to take effect.
What are the potential complications after the procedure?
The following complications may occur after acupuncture:
Any indication of infection at the sites where the needles were inserted should be reported to the practitioner. Signs of infection include: