Dry Needling
Dry Needling, Houma
Dry Needling is effective in normalizing pain, reducing inflammation and swelling, and helping the body to heal. The concept of using needles to alleviate pain and improve health goes back many centuries with acupuncture.
There are some significant differences between acupuncture and dry needling though. Acupuncture is based upon the ‘Meridian’ theory. This concept believe that the acupuncture points lie along channels or pathways called meridians.
Dry Needing is primarily based upon the nerves that travel through the body. These nerves control or effect the various joints, muscle, blood vessels and other tissues of the body. Dry Needling is often effective for muscular pain and joint problems, as well as, nerve related problems.
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Dry Needling Benefits
Fast pain relief as the needles are applied to the afflicted area initiating the body’s own healing process
Recovery is accelerated as the needles kick start the body’s response to pain
Also helps with chronic pain conditions such as fibromyalgia and myofascial pain syndrome
Great treatment to use in conjunction with other therapies at the office to expedite relief and recovery
Treatment is effective and comfortable with minimal discomfort
Dry Needling FAQs
What does dry needling do?
Dry needling helps to accelerate the body’s natural healing process which helps to increase blood flow to the afflicted area and reduce muscle tension.
How long does the treatment last for?
Initially the treatment helps the patient for several days which is why subsequent treatments are often required. After each subsequent treatment, the effects of each last longer and longer eventually leading to muscles that are not tense or spasming.
How many treatments do I need?
The average number of sessions is between 8 and 10, but once again, it depends on your condition.
How long does each treatment take?
Each session typically takes 15 to 20 minutes. For general cases, best results see a couple of visits per week, but for more chronic conditions, more may be necessary.
How deep are the needles placed?
Needles are pushed around 10mm under the skin for them to effectively trigger the body’s response.
Schedule Your Appointment for Dry Needling Today
Do you suffer from tense or knotted muscles?
Are you suffering pain caused by repetitive muscle movements?
Do you frequently lift heavy weights?
And are you in pain or in discomfort?
If so, dry needling may be for you.
To see if you are a candiate for dry needling, schedule an appointment to see us today.
What Dry Needling Treats
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Hip Pain
- TMJ Pain
- Spinal Pain
- Tense Muscles
- Stress Points
- and more