Are aches and pains interfering with your daily activities?
Try dry needling in CHADDS FORD, MALVERN & MEDIA, PA!
You are not alone if you are experiencing pain or dysfunction; more than 50 million adults suffer from chronic pain each year. Fortunately, physical therapy is one of your pain relief options! Dry needling is a therapeutic service provided by our Chadds Ford, Malvern, and Media, PA physical therapy clinics to our patients in need.
If you are unfamiliar with this treatment and its numerous health benefits, you should know that it is only one of several treatment options available at Motive Sports & Physical Therapy. It is pain relief, mobility, and muscle tension reduction technique.
Do you require the assistance of a physical therapist in Chadds Ford, Malvern, and Media, PA? Or would you like to learn more about how our team can assist you? If so, make an appointment with Motive Sports & Physical Therapy right away! We can assist you in recovering and returning to the life you love.
What exactly is dry needling?
Dry needling, contrary to popular belief, is not acupuncture. While the two therapies are similar in some ways, dry needling is based on western medical and research approaches.
This treatment simply provides a setting that encourages the body’s ability to heal while also relieving pain. To relieve pain, reduce muscular tension, and increase movement, a sterilized needle is inserted between the skin and the damaged tendons, ligaments, or muscles.
How will dry needling in CHADDS FORD, MALVERN & MEDIA, PA benefit me?
We have discovered that by combining traditional exercise-based treatments with dry needling, the vast majority of our patients achieve the pain-free results they seek.
Moreover, our physical therapists will tell you if this is the best course of therapy for you after a thorough exam to determine the severity of your problem!
Some common conditions that can be treated with dry needling are as follows:
- Jaw pain
- Back pain
- Overuse injuries
- Chronic headaches
- Neck pain
- Joint pain and discomfort
This treatment method has also been shown to benefit a wide variety of musculoskeletal disorders, including:
Is it uncomfortable?
Because of the name, many people believe that dry needling is painful. The vast majority of our patients, however, report little to no discomfort during and after in-office procedures. Our highly trained physical therapists will ensure that your treatment is as comfortable as possible.
Patients may experience muscle pain for up to 48 hours after the procedure, but it usually goes away on its own. Cold and/or heat packs, as well as plenty of fluids, are effective home remedies for sore muscles.
Are you ready to find relief?
Contact Motive Sports & Physical Therapy today!
Do you suffer from a persistent headache, neck pain, an overuse injury, or another type of discomfort? Do you find it difficult to participate in your favorite activities?
Your Next Steps…
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