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WE TREAT USING DRY NEEDLING AT HARDIN WELLNESS CENTER

Our Physical Therapists, Aaron Burkett and Kirby Rawlins, are professionally trained and certified in dry needing treatment. At Hardin Wellness Center, we use dry needing  to treat myofascial pain.

WHAT IS DRY NEEDLING?

 According to the Cleveland Clinic, muscles sometimes develop knotted areas called trigger points. These trigger points are highly sensitive and can be painful when touched. They are also often the cause of referred pain (or pain that affects another part of the body). 


Clinicians push thin solid needles through the skin into trigger points. The needles are used to stimulate the tissue, not to inject medication.  


Pain affects how your body moves. It is thought that dry needling changes the way the brain and muscles talk to each other to let the system return to a more normal movement pattern. 


 A patient may experience different sensations when being needled, muscle soreness, aching and a muscle twitch when a needle is inserted is considered to be a good sign. The needles may be placed deeply or superficially, for shorter or longer periods of time, depending on what type of pain is being treated and how long it has lasted. Shorter periods of time would mean that needle would stay in the muscle for seconds, while longer periods could mean 10 to 15 minutes.


WHAT DOES DRY NEEDLING TREAT?

  • Joint problems
  • Disk problems
  • Tendinitis
  • Migraine and tension-type headaches
  • Jaw and mouth problems (such as temporomandibular joint disorders or TMD)
  • Whiplash
  • Repetitive motion disorders (like carpal tunnel syndrome)
  • Spinal problems
  • Pelvic pain
  • Night cramps
  • Phantom pain
  • Post-herpetic neuralgia (pain left behind by shingles)

We want to add life to your years! LET US HELP YOU.

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