Electro dry needling combines traditional dry needling with electrical stimulation to enhance therapeutic effects. Thin needles are inserted into trigger points or muscle knots, and a mild electrical current is applied, which helps increase blood flow, reduce pain, and promote faster healing of musculoskeletal injuries. Benefits include improved muscle relaxation, decreased inflammation, and enhanced recovery from conditions like chronic pain, sports injuries, or tension-related disorders. This

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Dry needling uses fine needles inserted into target areas on the body to help relieve pain. It’s also known as trigger point dry needling or myofascial trigger point dry needling. The term “myofascial” refers to chronic muscle pain that is often localized rather than widespread. Trigger points are areas of knotted or contracted muscle that can be sensitive to pressure, causing radiating pain when touched. This is commonly performed on the shoulders, neck, hips, back, and heels! Learn more at All

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