Dry Needling Treatment
Pain Relief
Dry needling can help alleviate both acute and chronic pain conditions, including muscle pain, tension, and soreness.
Faster Recovery
Dry needling expedites the healing process by promoting blood flow and reducing inflammation in the treated area.
Improved Muscle
By releasing trigger points and promoting relaxation of tight muscles, dry needling can improve muscle function and range of motion.
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CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT FOR DRY NEEDLING
Chiropractors may incorporate dry needling into their treatment approach as it complements chiropractic care in addressing certain musculoskeletal issues.
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At Alpha Back Chiropractic, Dr. Kincaid uses dry needling to aid in various conditions such as chronic pain, myofascial pain syndrome, joint issues, sports injuries, postural imbalances, headaches/migraines and more!
Benefits of Dry Needling:
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Pain Relief: Dry needling quickly alleviates pain by disrupting pain signals and relaxing muscles.
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Non-Invasive: Provides a minimally invasive alternative to medication or surgery.
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Enhances Chiropractic Adjustments: Performing dry needling prepares muscles and soft tissues for better alignment and post-adjustment stability.
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Chronic Pain Conditions: People with chronic pain conditions, such as fibromyalgia, may seek dry needling to alleviate specific pain points or areas of muscular discomfort.
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Accelerates Recovery: Dry needling reduces recovery time for injuries by promoting healing.
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Customized Treatment: Dry needling can be combined with other chiropractic modalities like adjustments, physical therapy, or exercise recommendations for a holistic approach.
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Postural Issues: Poor posture can contribute to muscle imbalances and tension, leading to the development of trigger points. Dry needling can help address these issues.
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Headaches: Certain types of headaches, such as tension headaches, can be related to muscle tension in the neck and shoulder area. Dry needling may provide relief by targeting trigger points in these muscles.
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Joint Pain: Muscular imbalances or tightness can sometimes contribute to joint pain. Dry needling can help relieve muscle tension and, in turn, reduce joint pain.
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Neurological Conditions: In some cases, individuals with neurological conditions that affect muscle function, such as stroke or multiple sclerosis, may use dry needling as a complementary therapy to manage muscle-related symptoms.
