Combination of Dry Needling and Manual Therapy

Dry Needling: This involves inserting thin filiform needles into myofascial trigger points, muscles, or connective tissues. The primary aim is to release muscle tension and pain.

Manual Therapy: FIDN often includes manual therapy techniques such as myofascial release, joint mobilization, and soft tissue manipulation. These techniques complement the effects of dry needling by addressing other aspects of muscle and joint function.

Benefits:

• Pain Reduction
• Improved Muscle Function
• Increased Range of Motion
• Enhanced Recovery
• Holistic Treatment
• Personalized Therapy