Relieve Trigger Points
with
Dry Needling

How You May Benefit From Dry Needling:

  • Relieve Myofascial Pain
  • Improve Mobility And Range Of Motion
  • Decrease Muscle Tightness And Stiffness
  • Reduce Inflammation
  • Increase Blood Flow
  • Promote Overall Healing

What Can Dry Needling Treat?

Dry needling is unrelated to acupuncture, though it uses similar tools, which is where the similarities end. Acupuncture is Eastern medicine, while dry needling is rooted in Western medicine. Both help evaluate pain patterns, posture, movement impairments, function, and orthopedic tests, though dry needling focuses on the pain rather than bringing balance to the body.

Dry needling treats muscle tissue and its goal is to reduce pain, deactivate trigger points, and restore function. It is rarely a standalone procedure. Instead, it is part of a broader physical therapy approach, including other conventional physical therapy interventions. Dry needling helps a wide variety of musculoskeletal issues, such as:

How Dry NeedlingWorks

At Proactive Chiropractic And Rehab Center in Charlotte, our skilled and certified physical therapists specialize in dry needling treatments. This innovative technique involves a thin needle penetrating the skin to target underlying muscular trigger points. Dry needling effectively helps manage neuromusculoskeletal pain and improves movement impairments by addressing these areas.

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A trigger point is a tight band of muscle fibers that can disrupt normal function, limit range of motion, and cause localized pain or referred pain to other areas of the body. When dry needling is incorporated into a comprehensive treatment plan, it accelerates the restoration of musculoskeletal function, allowing for a quicker recovery.

Dry needling is an excellent option for patients aiming to return to their previous activity levels or sports without limitations. Despite the procedure's name, which may sound intimidating, dry needling is a safe, minimally discomforting, and highly effective technique for addressing specific musculoskeletal issues. It's a valuable tool for those seeking relief and improved mobility.

Begin proper care for your myofascial pain with dry needling by scheduling an appointment today.

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* Disclaimer: Results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person.