DRY NEEDLING

DRY NEEDLING

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What is DRY NEEDLING ?

Dry Needling is an upcoming technique in the medical field because of its effectiveness. It is aninvasive procedure where a filamentous needle is inserted into the skin and muscle to aim themyofascial trigger point, hyperirritable spots inskeletal muscles, associated with hypersensitive palpable nodule in a taut band.Needling can be done a superficial fascia,
muscles, tendons, articular region to resolve the pain and dysfunction.

Benefits of Dry Needling ?

GET FAST PAIN RELIEF

Most people associate trigger points with knotted muscles in their shoulder, upper back, and neck. But the same problem can arise in any part of your body and be associated with many conditions, from low back and neck pain to joint pain and overuse injuries.

Your pain improves as the knot relaxes and blood flow improves. Better circulation means that painful, acidic wastes get carried away while your muscles receive the oxygen and nutrients they need to heal.

Many patients experience an immediate reduction in local and widespread pain after one dry needling session. Others may need several sessions to achieve optimum pain relief. Your treatment plan depends on the severity and number of trigger points.

REGAIN YOUR RANGE OF MOTION

Few things stop you from moving like tight, painful muscles. If you have multiple trigger points, you may experience severely limited mobility. And when you’re not active, your muscles weaken and lose mass.

We often combine dry needling with a physical program program to rebuild your strength and fully restore your range of motion. Physical therapy also retrains your muscles, and this helps to prevent future trigger points.

ACCELERATE YOUR RECOVERY

Whether you suffered an injury or had surgery, moving your body is the best way to promote healing and speed up your recovery. Physical therapy is the primary treatment during your recovery. However, adding dry needling to physical therapy accelerates the process.

IMPROVE CHRONIC PAIN CONDITIONS

Dry needling goes a long way toward easing two chronic pain conditions, myofascial pain syndrome and fibromyalgia.

Myofascial pain syndrome occurs when trigger points develop in the fascia, a sheet of connective tissue that surrounds and supports all your muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and organs. Dry needling and physical therapy are among the best treatments for this chronic pain condition.

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