15/08/2025
DRY NEEDLING ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Needling therapy aims to treat acute and chronic pain associated with pathological phenomena occurring in the patient's musculoskeletal system. Needling treatments achieve a mechanical effect – the destruction of dysfunctional motor endplates – and a sensitive effect – a noticeable decrease in the concentration of pain substances within the tense muscle band, which translates into pain and tension relief.
Who can benefit from needling therapy?
Needling therapy is recommended for patients complaining primarily of:
✅spinal pain,
✅chronic overload conditions,
✅scars limiting the range of motion,
✅increased muscle tension.
Indications for needling include disc herniation, sciatica, and torticollis , as well as tennis elbow, runner's knee, and plantar or Achilles tendinitis. This therapy is also used for patients undergoing sports rehabilitation who have suffered injuries such as sprains, dislocations, or bruises. Furthermore, it yields excellent results even for simple muscle strains and pulls.
What are trigger points?
Needling therapy focuses primarily on trigger points . These are most often muscle fibers with increased tone, taking the shape of nodules, lumps, or grains of rice. They can also develop in other tissues and structures, such as adipose tissue, ligaments, or the capsules surrounding joints. Trigger points exhibit hypersensitivity to pressure and provoke characteristic referred pain that spreads in a specific pattern.
Contraindications to needle therapy
Needling should not be used in the following cases:
✅pregnancy,
✅fear of needles,
✅mental illnesses,
✅inflammation,
✅skin infections,
✅taking anticoagulants,
✅taking large amounts of painkillers before therapy.
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