How many Scalp Acupuncture sessions does it take to see improvement in Multiple Sclerosis?

Before and after the first treatment of Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture! Just see the difference!
Patients often ask us how many sessions it'll take to see the difference? Results vary depending on your age, severity of the condition, overall constitution, stage of the disease, etc.. but you should always see some changes after each treatment.
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What scalp acupoint you used. .
Why do you not share and show us the needling procedure. .