Chung Sara P

I was hesitant about using acupuncture, as I went to one before with no results. I thought it was a total scam until someone convinced me to try Sara for my migraines. She worked miracles. My migraines have not completely gone away, but they have been considerably reduced and I’m actually able to function in life without laying around in bed all day.

After struggling with runner’s knee on and off for a few years, my latest bout left me with a swollen knee and pain every time I bent my knee. My mom suggested that I see Sara Chung. (A couple years ago, my mom had a back/​hip spasm, which left her in so much pain that she could barely move, and after just one acupuncture session with Sara, she was able to move without much pain at all.)
Sara was extremely personable, and when she found out that I had never tried acupuncture before, she gave a brief overview and even gave me some literature on it. Before the actual treatment, she explained what she was going to do, and what to expect in terms of how it would feel.
Despite my initial misgivings, acupuncture doesn’t hurt at all. In fact, it’s pretty relaxing. All it took was 4 treatments, and my knee feels so much better. If you want to try acupuncture, I highly recommend that you see Sara Chung.

Great service here!
Sarah has been my go-​to doctor for all the minor injuries I’ve had since my younger years.
I’ve hurt my lower back, lifting heavy boxes for work; managed to slam my toe into a chair leg during a 15-​sec blackout (to my family’s great surprise and amazement); sprained my ankle while jumping in my heels (again, to my family’s discovery of my craziness); and had minor but irritating pain in my left elbow joint — all of which has been fixed by Sarah!
Who needs Kaiser?! when you have Sarah, graduate of Xiangya university in china (she told this piece to me one time).
Note to people not familiar with Asian medicine: acupuncture is not some mythical, spiritual practice. It’s based off of extensive studying of the human anatomy. Apparently, applying pressure or a needle to parts of the body can treat certain injuries. And it works (for me, at least)!
Recommended for: people who don’t mind a little prick for some awesome treatment :)!

I came to Sara for my hearing loss. After her analysis of my situation she decided that I needed 3 rounds of treatments-​each with 15 sessions, she made sure I felt relaxed and comfortable then each time it began to proceed with sticking in no more than 10 pins from ear to toe which I hardly felt any pain at all. I lied on the cushioned table for about half an hour or so and felt completely relaxed, I would fall asleep at time actually. I believe the treatment was quite successful.
From our conversations, I found out Dr. Chung, unlike most acupuncturists, is a medical doctor getting her degree in western medicine from Hunan Medical College in China, the college was associated with Yale at that time. After practicing internal medicine for more than 30 years, she immigrated to the US with her family.
One more thing: When I mentioned that I had hernia and is about to undergo surgery; with her background, Dr. Chung gave me some invaluable inputs including wearing a hernia belt which are even more in-​depth than from both my family doctor and my surgeon.

hello everybody out there i want to express myself about mrs
sara chung this lady is amazing with her practice of acupuncture
i had pain for thirty years and i went to mrs sara and let me tell
you she is great i am a veteran and she is there when i really
need help she is awesome your in my heart mrs sara chung
god bless