02/11/2026
Struggling with chronic pelvic pain or vulvodynia? It can feel isolating — but you’re not alone. 🤍
Healing often comes from team-based care, not just one type of treatment. That’s why pairing pelvic floor physical therapy with targeted dry needling may offer extra relief when muscles stay tense or tight despite therapy.
Dry needling isn’t a replacement — it’s a supportive tool used alongside pelvic floor PT to help calm muscle tension, improve movement patterns, and enhance your progress.
Research shows that adding dry needling to a comprehensive plan can support reduced pain and better outcomes for people with chronic pelvic pain conditions.
If you’ve tried treatments before and still have stubborn muscle pain or tension, this multidisciplinary approach might be worth talking about with your care team.
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You deserve care that meets the whole you!
