Dry needling is a treatment where thin needles are poked into tight spots in your muscles called trigger points. Think of them like knots that cause pain and make it hard to move.
When to use dry needling…?
specially in treating muscle pain, spasms, tightness we can use needling.
apart from that to treat neuromuscular pain and movement impairments this would be beneficial.
apart from that to treat neuromuscular pain and movement impairments this would be beneficial.
How it works: Dry needling aims to relax these tight spots and get blood flowing better to the area, which can help ease pain and make it easier to move around.
Who does it: It’s usually done by physical therapists or other healthcare providers who have special training.
What to expect: You might feel a little pinch when the needle goes in. Sometimes you might feel a slight twitch in the muscle.
Dry needling is often part of a bigger plan to help you feel better, which might include things like exercises, stretches, and other treatments.
