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- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri - Phone:
Main - 408-777-0598
- Address:
- 1745 Saratoga Ave Ste D San Jose, CA 95129
- Categories
- Acupuncture, Alternative Medicine & Health Practitioners, Herbs
- Services / Products
- Specialize in acupuncture for pain management such as neck pain, headache, back pain, shoulder pain, carpal tunnel, tennis elbow, knee pain, foot pain, sports injury and work injurystress management such as insomnia, depression, memory loss, fatigue, anxiety reliefAcupuncture treatment for: seasonal allergy such as hay fever, runny nose, itchy eyes, sneezing, coughing, sore throat or feversciatica paindry eyes or vision problemMeniere’s syndromeParkinson’s diseaseinfertilityhormonal balance treatment for menopause syndromes or PMSlow sexual drivedigestion problems such as IBSmorning sickness or dizzinessstroke recoveryimmunity improvementAcupuncture treatment can also benefit children who experienced various growth delay conditions.
- Payment Options
- Neighborhoods
- West Valley, Country Lane
- Amenities
- Comfortable and cozy treatment room and beddingRelaxing and soothing environment with good privacyInfrared light treatmentUltrasound treatment for pain managementConsultation roomWaiting areaLarge parking lot
- Languages
- Chinese, English
General Info
Dr. Sunny Young has nearly 35 years of clinical and academic experience in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and is recognized as one of the top TCM practitioners in her profession. She specializes in the treatment of pain, and treats a variety of chronic and acute diseases and conditions. She also excels in providing care and guidance for the maintenance of well-being. Being a female practitioner, her goal is to help as many women as she can, in a natural holistic way. Dr. Young treats a variety of chronic and acute diseases and conditions. Among her most commonly treated ailments is the disorder of pain. She finds that acupuncture needles placed in a precise location blocks the nerve synapse, allowing the nerve to cease firing due to traumatic irritation. This action of the needle allows the tissue to heal and recover. She also excels in providing care and guidance for the maintenance of well-being.