If pain, injury, or limited mobility is keeping you from performing at your best, Sports Medicine Acupuncture offers a comprehensive approach to recovery. At Tucson Sports Medicine Acupuncture, we combine traditional acupuncture with modern sports medicine principles to help active individuals, athletes, and those suffering from chronic pain return to the activities they enjoy.
Serving Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, SaddleBrooke, and Catalina Foothills.
Sports Medicine Acupuncture is a specialized form of acupuncture that focuses on the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries, pain conditions, movement dysfunction, and athletic performance. Unlike traditional acupuncture alone, Sports Medicine Acupuncture incorporates orthopedic assessment, functional movement evaluation, trigger point therapy, electroacupuncture, and rehabilitation principles.
This approach helps address not only symptoms but also the underlying factors contributing to pain and injury.
Sports Medicine Acupuncture may help with:
Targeted acupuncture treatments help support circulation, mobility, and overall function while addressing pain and tension.
Electroacupuncture combines acupuncture with gentle electrical stimulation and is commonly used for musculoskeletal conditions and chronic pain.
As an AcuGraph Certified practitioner, Dr. Mojgan Rezaei utilizes advanced technology to assess meridian function and help guide personalized treatment plans.
Point Injection Therapy may be incorporated as part of a comprehensive treatment strategy for musculoskeletal concerns.
Cupping therapy is often used to help relieve muscle tension and support recovery from overuse injuries.
Athletes often seek Sports Medicine Acupuncture because it addresses both acute and chronic injuries while supporting overall performance and recovery.
Common goals include:
Sports Medicine Acupuncture combines traditional acupuncture with orthopedic assessment and modern rehabilitation principles to address pain and injury.
Many patients seek Sports Medicine Acupuncture for ongoing musculoskeletal pain, mobility issues, and injury recovery.
No. While athletes commonly benefit from this approach, Sports Medicine Acupuncture is also appropriate for active adults, weekend warriors, and anyone experiencing pain or movement limitations.
Treatment plans vary depending on the condition, severity, and individual goals.
