If you are experiencing continuous shoulder pain treatment , dry needling therapy could be just the right treatment to help relieve pain and discomfort. Dry needle treatment is highly recommended for its effectiveness in muscle pain relief to bring pain relief and encourage a greater range of motion.
But how exactly does dry needling therapy relieve shoulder pain? Read on to find out more!
Dry needling, as the name suggests, is a dry needle with no fluid in the body of the injection tool. The dry needle itself provides the medicinal benefit; the needle is also a much longer needle in comparison to the shorter ones used for acupuncture. The therapist will find areas that are in need of treatment, and will use the dry needles to directly target the trigger point(s).
Dry needling can help with shoulder pain as the treatment targets the three key muscles in the shoulder: the anterior deltoid, infraspinatus, and the subscapularis muscles. It targets the muscles and helps to:
- Relieve the pain
- Address the imbalance caused by sore muscles
- Address the lack of nutrients and creates an anti-inflammatory response to help improve blood circulation
Not all types of shoulder pain come from compressed muscles. For example, bursitis or slipped discs affect the joints or bones, and so they are more likely to require different treatments. But if someone is experiencing muscle imbalance and/or Myofascial pain syndrome, this treatment may be able to relieve the pain and discomfort that they are experiencing.
We suggest dry needling therapy when a patient is showing specific symptoms of Myofascial pain syndrome, such as a knot that is causing a deep-reaching ache, or when shoulder pain results in muscle imbalance and so one shoulder may begin to ‘shrug’.
Dry needling therapy is completely safe!
Only 1-3% of patients may experience drowsiness, tiredness or dizziness after the treatment, so patients are advised not to drive after having the treatment. Minor bleeding or bruising occurs after the treatment in 15-20% of patients which is completely normal.
This treatment is very safe, however some side affects can occur in 0.01% of patients, please note, this is extremely rare.
Once you have had your dry needle therapy for shoulder pain treatment, the area may feel a little sore; this doesn’t always happen, but it is a normal side effect. Soreness may begin in a few hours after the treatment, or even the next day, and the level of soreness will differ between person to person.
Bruising from the treatment is possible, and some areas are more likely to bruise than others, including the shoulders. To help decrease the bruising, use an ice compress on the area.
If you have any questions at all following your treatment with The Dry Needling Therapist, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us and we will able to assist you.
Once you have had your therapy for shoulder pain treatment, we highly recommend that you drink plenty of water for the next 24 hours to help avoid and/or reduce the soreness.
We would recommend:
- Working out and/or stretching
- Continuing your normal level of physical activity
- Using an ice compress for soreness
- If you have any prescription medication to continue taking them as prescribed
We would recommend that you avoid:
- Avoid exercise or strenuous activity to the shoulder muscles that have been dry needled
- Avoid any new physical activities or sports
- Avoid doing more than you normally would
We hope that our guide to dry needling for shoulder pain treatment has helped you. If you have any questions about our clinic or any of the treatments that we provide, including dry needling, soft tissue therapy and sports massages, please get in touch with us today and we’ll be more than happy to help.
Shoulder pain treatment is not essential for elders alone but also for youngsters because of the fast and modern living nowadays. Lack of time to exercise, poor diet, improper lifestyle, and working procedures are significant causes. Studies confirm that over 1% of adults above 45 years have shoulder pain with varying prevalence in the UK. The Dry Needling Therapist in Chelmsford, Essex, relieves pain fast and easily. Also, they solve the imbalance caused by the sore muscles, increase the anti-inflammatory response and improve blood circulation. Our experts in dry needling shoulder treatment will assess, treat and advise patients to get rid of their shoulder pain and not get it back again.
Shoulders are the joints of the upper-arm bones, collarbone, and shoulder blades. The cause of the shoulder pain may be an injury or overdoing anything, referred to as problems from other body parts. Also, arthritis is the most common cause, primarily for the elders. The following symptoms will alert anyone to seek the best shoulder pain treatment from The Dry Needling Therapist in Chelmsford, Essex.
Though there are some home remedies for the above symptoms and others, if it persists for more than a few days, it is essential to visit The Dry Needling Therapist immediately. Only we can provide the best
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