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What Dry Needling Does

Dry needling is a treatment technique using a thin, sterile needle to target myofascial trigger points (tight knots in muscle or scar tissue). It reduces inflammation, relaxes stiff muscles, and...

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Can Dry Needling Make Pain Worse?

Dry needling is a non-invasive treatment that helps patients reduce muscle pain and enhance their range of motion. It utilizes fine needles to penetrate the skin to target myofascial trigger points...

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Can Dry Needling Help Tendonitis?

Your physical therapist has recently introduced you to dry needling, an effective treatment that can reduce pain and build muscle strength. Dry needling is a technique in which an extremely fine...

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Can Dry Needling Help Plantar Fasciitis?

Dry needling relieves pain, stiffness, and other symptoms by inserting fine needles into the skin and muscles. The purpose of dry needling is to release trigger points, areas of muscle tension that...

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Can Dry Needling Help Sciatica?

Sciatica is a type of back or leg pain caused by pressure on the sciatic nerve. This may occur from injury, herniated discs, or other causes. Physical therapists frequently employ dry needling to...

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Can Dry Needling Cause Headaches?

Dry needling is a physical therapy technique that uses fine filament/acupuncture needles to target muscle knots, also known as trigger points. These knots can cause pain and stiffness in muscles....

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Can Dry Needling Cause More Pain?

Dry needling is a pain-relieving technique that helps reduce muscle stiffness and tension. Additionally, it may increase joint range of motion and correct movement dysfunction. A therapist inserts...

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Can Dry Needling Cause Nerve Damage?

Dry needling is a noninvasive therapy used by physical therapists to alleviate pain and restore muscle function. It involves needles puncturing tightened muscle groups known as trigger points to...

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How Dry Needling is Done

Dry needling is a treatment that uses a fine needle to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and promote healing in the body. Physical therapists, chiropractors, and licensed acupuncturists often...

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