DRY NEEDLING
Dry needling may be used as part of your treatment to help reduce muscle tension, improve movements and relieve pain.
Targeted treatment for tight muscles.
ABOUT DRY NEEDLING
What is
dry needling?
Dry needling involves the insertion of fine, sterile needles into specific areas of muscle and soft tissue. It is commonly used to target tight or sensitive areas that may be contributing to pain or restricted movement.
Your practitioner may incorporate dry needling alongside hands-on treatment, movement advice or rehabilitation as part of an individual treatment plan.
WHEN IT MAY HELP
Dry needling may form part of your treatment.
Depending on your individual presentation, dry needling may help with:
Muscle tightness
& tension
Back pain
Sports &
overuse injuries
Movement
restrictions
Neck & shoulder
tension
Repetitive strain
& soreness
WHAT TO EXPECT
What does dry needling feel like?
The needles used for dry needling are very fine, and many people feel little discomfort as they are inserted. When a tight area of muscle is targeted, you may experience a brief twitch, ache or cramping sensation.
You may feel a brief twitch or deep ache when a tight area of muscle is targeted. This sensation is usually short-lived.
DURING TREATMENT
The area may feel mildy tender or fatigued afterwards, similar to the feeling after exercise. Your practitioner will explain what to expect and provide advice where appropriate.
AFTER TREATMENT
READY TO BOOK?
Could dry needling be right for you?
Dry needling may be incorporated into your treatment where appropriate.
Your practitioner will assess your individual needs and discuss whether it maybe helpful as part of your treatment plan.