Dry Needling is a useful method for treating many conditions, and we’ve experienced notably great outcomes for people with new or recurrent injuries related to tendonitis, overuse and muscle strain — especially athletes. Our Physical Therapists have also had excellent results incorporating it into post-operative care treatment plans for people with secondary muscle tightness and pain (6-12 weeks after surgery), as well patients with referred or radiating pain, sciatica, chronic low back pain, neck pain, and headaches.
Dry Needling can be used as part of a Physical Therapy care plan for improved muscle flexibility, decreased pain and sensitivity, faster healing and resistance to future injuries.