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Acupuncture for High Blood Pressure Support

Calming, whole-person support for high blood pressure, alongside the care you receive from your doctor.

Supporting a calmer system

High blood pressure often has no symptoms, yet it puts steady strain on the heart and blood vessels. Stress, sleep, diet, activity and genetics all play a part. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, we look through a comprehensive diagnostic lens to discover where the imbalances maybe be causing extra pressure. For example, rising pressure is often seen as an imbalance in which energy and heat rise upward and are not anchored.

Acupuncture sessions are deeply relaxing, and your acupuncturist will look at the patterns behind your blood pressure, such as stress, poor sleep, tension or digestion, and treat the whole person. We can also share simple, practical lifestyle and food guidance that supports your efforts.

How we can support you

  • Stress and tension that keep your system on high alert
  • Sleep difficulties
  • Headaches and neck tension
  • Support while you make diet and lifestyle changes
  • Feeling more balanced and calm day to day

Working with your doctor

Acupuncture is a supportive therapy and is not a replacement for blood pressure medication or medical monitoring. Keep taking any medication as prescribed, keep tracking your readings, and talk to your doctor before making any changes.

High Blood Pressure at a glance

Practitioner
Delphine Baumer, Registered Acupuncturist
Session length
45 to 90 minutes
Rates
$135 to $200 CAD
Format
In person
Languages
English
Location
Suite 523, Duncan Building, 119 W Pender St, Downtown Vancouver, BC
Booking
Book online below, or text 604-764-6852

Frequently asked questions

Can I stop my medication if my blood pressure improves?

Never change or stop blood pressure medication on your own. Any changes should be made with your doctor, based on your readings.

When is high blood pressure an emergency?

Call 911 if a very high reading comes with chest pain, shortness of breath, a severe headache, confusion, vision changes, weakness or numbness.

How often should I come?

Many people start with weekly sessions and then space them out. Your practitioner will suggest a plan after your first visit.

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Treatments & rates

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Initial Acupuncture Assessment & Treatment

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Extended Acupuncture Follow-Up (75 min)

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Acupuncture Follow-Up (45 min)

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Extended Acupuncture Treatment (90 min)

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