Dry Needling

Trigger Point Therapy is a powerful, drug-free way to treat musculoskeletal pain.

It is often utilized within a larger pain management plan that includes stretching, massage, and other techniques, but it can play an important solo role toward muscle recovery and pain relief.

This therapy involves using hair-thin dry needles — “dry” in the sense that they don’t inject anything into the body — which are inserted through the skin into muscle tissue.

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The main focus is stimulating the muscle and connective tissue, restoring mobility and normalize muscle tone.

Stimulating a trigger point with a needle helps draw normal blood supply back to flush the area and release tension.

The prick sensation can also fire off nerve fibers that stimulate the brain to release endorphins – the body’s natural pain killer. 

Most patients experience immediate relief with this treatment.

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