DRY NEEDLING 🔹Hamstring & Calf🔹 Did you know the hamstring and calf muscles both cross the back of the knee? This patient has been experiencing knee pain and her Doctor of Physical Therapy is performing dry needling to stimulate the natural healing process of muscles, increase blood flow & oxygen to the area, decrease chemical irritation, and improve her flexibility, pain, and dysfunction. #whatmovesyou #choosePTfirst #FDN #findyoursolution #hamstring #calf #movementismedicine #physicaltherapy
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DRY NEEDLING 🔹Hamstring & Calf🔹 Did you know the hamstring and calf muscles both cross the back of the knee? This patient has been experiencing knee pain and her Doctor
Pain & Movement Solutions. Pain & Movement Solutions · Original audio. DRY NEEDLING 🔹Hamstring & Calf🔹 Did you know the hamstring and calf muscles both cross the back of the knee? This patient has been experiencing knee pain and her Doctor of Physical Therapy is performing dry needling to stimulate the natural healing process of muscles ...
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Check out that calf twitch!!! 🤩 Dry needling helps calf, heel and foot pain. Our calf’s do so much for us daily and therefore store toxins and chemicals. Dry needling will help with that restless leg syndrome at night and the pain when you first step out of bed in the mornings!! Try it! #dryneedling #physicaltherapy #restlesslegsyndrome #legpain | Back in Action Ergonomics and Wellness, LLC
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Check out that calf twitch!!! 🤩 Dry needling helps calf, heel and foot pain. Our calf’s do so much for us daily and therefore store toxins and chemicals. Dry needling will help with that restless leg syndrome at night and the pain when you first step out of bed in the mornings!! Try it! #dryneedling #physicaltherapy #restlesslegsyndrome #legpain | Back in Action Ergonomics and Wellness, LLC
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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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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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