How many times does a small knife need to be done?

The frequency of treatment depends on many factors, including disease type, severity, individual differences and treatment purpose, generally 1 - 5 times, but under the guidance of professional doctors. The number of times required for treatment depends on many factors, including but not limited to disease type, severity, individual differences of patients and treatment purpose. The following are some factors that may affect the number of treatments: 1. Type and severity of disease: Different diseases may require different number of treatments. For example, some mild diseases may require only one treatment with small acupotomy, while for more serious diseases, multiple treatments may be required to achieve better results. 2. Purpose of treatment: Small needle knife therapy can be used for many purposes, such as release adhesion, relieve pain, adjust tissue structure, etc. Different treatment purposes may require different treatment times. 3. Individual differences of patients: each patient's physical condition and response to treatment may vary. Some patients may respond well to small acupotomy treatment and see significant improvement after only a few treatments, while for others, more treatments may be required. 4. Therapist experience and skill: Therapist experience and skill level also affect the number of treatments. Experienced therapists may be able to judge more accurately the effectiveness of treatment and the number of treatments needed. Generally speaking, the number of small needle knife treatment can be between 1 - 5 times, but the specific situation needs to be determined according to the specific situation of the patient. During the treatment process, the therapist will adjust the treatment plan according to the patient's reaction and the change of the condition. It should be noted that small needle knife treatment is an invasive treatment method and needs to be carried out under the guidance of a professional doctor. Before receiving treatment, patients should fully communicate with their doctor to understand the risks and effects of treatment and make decisions based on their doctor's recommendations. In addition, for some special groups, such as pregnant women, patients with serious diseases, patients who are taking drugs, etc., small needle knife treatment may not be suitable or require special precautions. In this case, the patient should be treated under the guidance of the doctor and inform the doctor of his special situation. In short, the number of small needle knife treatments varies from person to person and needs to be determined according to the specific situation. Before receiving treatment, the patient should fully communicate with the doctor to understand the risks and effects of treatment and make decisions according to the doctor's advice.