If you've been living with chronic or recurring pain, haven't found lasting relief, or want to rely less on medication, acupuncture may be a gentle place to start. We're in-network with CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield and Aetna.
When something hurts, it's your body asking for attention. Acupuncture answers by working with your body — stimulating specific points to release your own natural painkillers (endorphins), calm overactive pain signals, and bring fresh circulation to tense, injured areas. In Chinese medicine the principle is simple — 不通则痛: where flow is blocked, there is pain; where flow is restored, the pain eases. Gentle, precise needling helps your body find that free flow again — relief that addresses the root, not just the symptom, and often with less reliance on medication.
Releases your body's natural painkillers
Calms overactive pain signals
Improves circulation to tense, injured areas
Eases inflammation and muscle tension
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What patients say about finding relief at Sunrise.
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Dr. Xudong is polite , professional and knowledgeable in her ability to assist her patients in managing a multitude of issues . I deal with chronic joint pain that is brought on due to my autoimmune d...
Angel M
5 days ago
Xudong works hard to get your insurance to cover as much as possible and does great work!! She gets you in quickly and does great assessments while also listening to your comfort level with kinds of c...
Andrea Lucas
1 month ago
Very clean, helpful, and calming practice. I felt very safe and relaxed after visiting. Xudong is knowledgeable and would definitely recommend her to family and friends.
Audrey Wallach
1 month ago
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