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Dry Needling Could Decrease Your Pain Symptoms!
You are not alone if you are suffering from pain or dysfunction; more than 50 million adults suffer from chronic pain each year. Physiotherapy, thankfully, is one option available to you for pain relief! Dry needling is a therapeutic service Beyond Physiotherapy offers to our patients in need.
If you are not familiar with dry needling and its multiple health benefits, know that it is one of the many treatment options available at Beyond Physiotherapy. It’s a technique for reducing pain and enhancing mobility while also releasing muscular tension.
About Dry Needling
While it is a popular misconception, dry needling is not acupuncture. Although there are some parallels between the two therapy procedures, dry needling is based on western medical and research approaches.
This kind of therapeutic treatment simply creates an environment that promotes the body’s ability to heal while also reducing discomfort. A sterilized needle is inserted between the skin and the damaged tendons, ligaments, or muscles to relieve pain, reduce muscular tension, and increase movement.
How Can I Benefit From This?
At our Newton, Surrey, Fleetwood, and Langley physiotherapy center, we have discovered that when our traditional exercise-based treatments are paired with dry needling, the great majority of our patients received the pain-free outcomes they desired.
After a comprehensive exam to identify the severity of your issue, our physiotherapist will tell you if dry needling is the best course of therapy for you!
This service may improve a wide range of musculoskeletal disorders, and there are several health benefits to using this kind of treatment.
Some common conditions that can be treated are:
- Chronic headaches
- Neck pain
- Joint pain and discomfort
- Jaw pain
- Back pain
- Overuse injuries
A variety of musculoskeletal disorders have been shown to benefit from this treatment method, including:
- Sciatica
- Muscle spasms
- Muscle strains
- Tendinitis
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
- Acute and chronic injuries
- Overuse injuries
- Neck pain
- Headaches
- Back pain
- Fibromyalgia
- Tennis elbow
- Golfer’s elbow
Does This Method Of Pain Relief Hurt?
If you think dry needling is painful just because it uses the word “needle,” think again! The majority of our patients experience little to no discomfort during and after in-office procedures. Our highly educated physiotherapists know how to make the treatment session as pleasant as possible.
After having this procedure, patients may suffer muscle discomfort for 24-48 hours, although this normally goes away on its own. Home remedies for sore muscles include cold and/or heat packs, as well as plenty of drinks.
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