Many patients experience different sensations when receiving a small electric current during certain types of acupuncture, also known as electro-acupuncture. "The small amount of pain that I went through was worth it," said Army - Arabian Peninsula. "I have always been curious yet skeptical about it, but now I am a believer....it really worked!"
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