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Henry Vu

Acupuncturist

Dr. Henry T. Vu is an acupuncturist practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Dr. Vu attended TCM University for Healing Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine in Vietnam. Dr. Vu graduated in 1998. After graduating, he opened and operated a clinic (practicing various modalities within TCM) and herbal apothecary where Dr. Vu prescribed and dispensed Oriental Medicine. Dr. Vu also attended South Baylo University In Anaheim, California, and earned his Master's degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Dr. Vu then went on to earn his Doctorate degree for acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM). Along the way, Dr. Vu also earned a Master of Science and Oriental Medicine degree (MSAOM) and was awarded for Excellence in Clinical Internship. He earned his certification and completed Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture program for various pain, neurological disorders, stroke, spinal cord injuries, emergency, internal, and psychiatric disorders and special senses. Dr. Vu is a Board Certified and licensed in the State of Louisiana and California as an Acupuncturist. Dr. Vu is also nationally certified in Oriental Medicine by the National Certification Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). Lastly, Dr. Vu has been awarded the top-rated acupuncturist in Louisiana for 2019, and maintains a 5-star rating on Google.Dr. Vu has a deep passion for TCM-holistic health and Oriental Medicine, and has treated thousands of people with pain, acute and chronic illness, and a host of other ailments and diseases. With his love for TCM, it is profoundly rewarding for Dr. Vu to be able to restore health and balance and help people have better quality lives. As a patient, you'll experience Dr. Vu's knowledgeable expertise. Dr. Vu is genuinely kind and caring. Rest assured that you are in very capable hands.Dr. Vu currently has an office on the Westbank of New Orleans. He serves his community as a volunteer mentor, NADA member, and donates his services and money to several local organizations. He specializes in Auricular Acupuncture, Scalp Acupuncture, Herbology, Meridian Acupressure and Tui Na massage, Cupping, Five Element Acupuncture, Balance Method Acupuncture, Four needle technique and Tai Chi. The use of each of these skills helps support weight loss, smoking cessation, and facial rejuvenation, and much more.
11 years Experience
Henry Vu
  • Harvey, LA
  • South Baylo University
  • Accepting new patients

Can acupuncture treat sweating?

Yes, but depends on the reason why and the location of where you're sweating. Acupuncture can help and the herbal Himalayan salts that we have in our clinic can help with that. READ MORE
Yes, but depends on the reason why and the location of where you're sweating. Acupuncture can help and the herbal Himalayan salts that we have in our clinic can help with that.

Can acupuncture needles be left in too long?

General time for needles is about 20-30 minutes. Some chronic cases, needles can be left in up to 40 minutes.

Where is the pressure point for anxiety?

There is no one single acupressure point for anxiety. There are many points all over the body for anxiety. No one acupressure point is going to take away anxiety.

Can acupuncture help with skin problems?

Yes, acupuncture can help with wrinkles. It is called facial rejuvenation. And dependent upon the severity of the wrinkles, depends on how many acupuncture treatments you may READ MORE
Yes, acupuncture can help with wrinkles. It is called facial rejuvenation. And dependent upon the severity of the wrinkles, depends on how many acupuncture treatments you may need.

Can acupuncture help with energy levels?

Yes, acupuncture can help with energy levels. It helps to boost the immune system.

Can acupuncture cure sweaty hands and feet?

Yes, acupuncture can help and we have herbal Himalayan salt in our clinic that can help with this.

What happens to your body after acupuncture?

After treatment you'll feel more relaxed and the headache will be lessened. It will not go away completely with only one treatment.

Does acupuncture lower stress about covid-19?

Yes, acupuncture helps lower stress and depression too.

How often should I get acupuncture for panic attacks?

I would recommend at least once a week.

Where is the acupuncture point for nausea?

PC6 on the wrist is used for nausea.

Why does acupuncture hurt sometimes?

Yes, if you are cold and your muscles are tight, you're going to feel the needles more than if you're warm and your muscles are relaxed. Also, sometimes the needles can touch READ MORE
Yes, if you are cold and your muscles are tight, you're going to feel the needles more than if you're warm and your muscles are relaxed. Also, sometimes the needles can touch nerves when they are very sensitive. Some acupuncture locations, such as the wrists and head and ears are more sensitive than other parts of the body.

Is acupressure good for neck pain?

Yes, acupuncture is very good for neck pain. It helps relieve tension in the neck muscle, thus releasing neck pain.

How quickly does acupuncture work?

It varies depending upon what is wrong and how long a patient has been experiencing the pain. For example, is it chronic?

Can acupuncture help you sleep?

Yes, acupuncture can help with sleep. We have herbal himalayan salts that help remove toxins and increase blood flow and circulation for a better night's sleep.

Does acupuncture help nausea?

Yes, PC6 acupuncture can help with nausea.

Can acupressure help knee pain?

Yes, acupressure can help with knee pain.

Is acupuncture good for osteoarthritis?

Yes, acupuncture is very good for osteoarthritis. Acupuncture helps release the tension in the nerves for people with osteoarthriritis.

Can acupressure help swollen knees?

No, only acupuncture can.