Acupuncture EDH, Folsom, Placerville

09/08/2026

Suffering from chronic pain after a torn labrum surgery, discomfort kept him from sleeping. His wife, who found relief through acupuncture, encouraged him to try it. The results were immediate, bringing much-needed comfort and gratitude.

09/08/2026

Every person—and every treatment plan—is different. If you’re considering acupuncture, staying informed and asking questions is a great place to begin.

If you’d like personalized guidance about whether acupuncture may be appropriate for you, you’re welcome to contact Lise Vernasco Acupuncture.

Visit acupuncture-edh.com or call 916-244-9363.

Acupuncture Highlights

09/03/2026

08/01/2026

Feeling nervous about your first acupuncture visit? It's a common concern. While it might feel a bit stingy initially, most people find the experience deeply relaxing and enjoyable after the first time. Learn what sensations you might feel and how the treatment can help.

07/27/2026

Worried about your first acupuncture session? While it might feel unusual initially, most people find it incredibly relaxing after the first visit. We can use various techniques like silence exercises or pain patches to help you feel more comfortable.

07/22/2026

While on the table, you might feel dull aches, tingling, numbness, or burning. These sensations are normal. Depending on your needs, we might add needles to your legs for motion or give you exercises to loosen hips.

07/17/2026

Laying on your back for acupuncture can feel stingy, but the needle insertion is momentary. While on the table, you might experience sensations like a dull ache, tingling, or numbness. It's all part of the process.

07/13/2026

During an acupuncture session, you'll be on the table for about 20 minutes. After removing the needles, the practitioner flips you over. Pain patches and heat are often applied to the area if needed, before cleaning the skin and inserting needles on the other side.

07/09/2026

Many are nervous about needles, and that's understandable. But these acupuncture needles are incredibly fine, more like hairs than typical medical needles. They're so thin, they could almost be tied in a knot!