Good question! I am in the same situation and would also like to know.

I have seen some other posts that indicate mixed results. You nay have to go for many visits before seeing any results... or not. I think I saw that acupuncture is not covered by insurance.

My PCP suggested going to an acupuncturist for the neuropathy in my legs. I found an MD who was trained in China. He's very well regarded. I've been going twice a week for almost 4 months (30 sessions). Most of the sessions were not covered by insurance. Sad to report that it's done nothing for my neuropathy. If anything, it's worse than when I started. I had my last session a week ago. I'm going to start physical therapy in a couple of weeks. Also may try myofascial release massage therapy which has helped in the past. Haven't been able to get an appointment with a neurologist. The neuropathy was the result of back surgery a year ago. If anyone has had experience with myofascial release therapy helping with neuropathy please let me know.

Hello @larry0621, We merged your post with an existing discussion on the same topic so that you can connect with other members and learn what they have shared. If you click the link below it will take you to the beginning of the discussion.
-- Anyone use acupuncture to help relieve neuropathy pain? Did it help? https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/acupuncture-neuropathy/

There is also an older related discussion where members have shared their experience which might be helpful:
-- Has anyone tried acupuncture for neuropathy?: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/accupuncture/