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Dry Needling Dublin

DRY NEEDLING

What Is Dry Needling?

Trigger point dry needling is a technique for releasing trigger points in the muscles, muscular tension and relieve pain in the muscle. These are what are commonly referred to as knots in the muscle, which contributes to muscle pain and dysfunction.

 

The treatment technique uses a sterile, single-use, fine filament needle is inserted into the muscle to assist with decreasing pain and improving function through the release of myofascial trigger points (knots in the muscle).   

 

How Does Dry Needling Work?

Dry Needling assists with decreasing local muscular pain and improving function through the restoration of a muscle's ability to lengthen and shorten normally by releasing myofascial trigger points.

 

When a fine filament needle is inserted into the center of a myofascial trigger point, blood flows around the needle triggering the contracted muscle to relax. When this local twitch response occurs, a brief painful response might be felt but it won’t last for more than a second. After dry needling treatment, the area that was treated will feel much softer and relaxed and the person will feel looser.

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Which Conditions Can Be Treated With Dry Needling:

Myofascial Trigger Points

Myofascial Trigger Points

Pain Managements

Pain Managements

Muscle Injuries

Muscle Injuries

Muscle Tension

Muscle Tension

Headaches

Headaches

Relieve Stress

Relieve Stress

Nerve Problems

Nerve Problems

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What Are The Benefits Of Dry Needling?

Relax myofascial trigger points

Relax myofascial trigger points

Decrease stiffness

Decrease stiffness

Decrease pain and reliance on pain medications

Decrease pain and reliance on pain medications

Improve muscle function and muscle performance

Improve muscle function and muscle performance

Improve joint range and flexibility

Improve joint range and flexibility

Decrease Muscle Spasm

Decrease Muscle Spasm

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