Written by:
JENNA BAIN, PT, DPT, Cert DN
Jenna can be reached at jenna@apexptwellness.com.
To those who have endured months or years of chronic pain, consider asking your healthcare provider about the evolving treatment of dry needling. This specialized technique is being taught globally and certified professionals might be closer than you may realize.
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Managing chronic pain is not typically treated successfully with only one treatment strategy, but this unique technique is starting to “stick” out due to profound pain relief.
Do any of these symptoms sound familiar?
Additionally, dry needling can also be helpful with less talked about conditions, such as pelvic pain.
As dry needling continues to gain in popularity and success, a discussion with a professional to determine if dry needling might be part of your answer in pain relief for chronic pain might be well worth your time. It is also important to report all your symptoms to find the best individualized approach as professionals can choose different specializations and techniques of dry needling.
Remember, dry needling may not be for everyone, but for others, it couldn’t be more on point to their recovery.
JENNA BAIN, PT, DPT, Cert DN
Jenna can be reached at jenna@apexptwellness.com.
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