Trigger Point Release | Supraspinatus | Shoulder Pain | Wrist Pain | Dry Needling

This tutorial is for certified therapists who are qualified to practice dry needling. Do not use needles unless you are licensed and certified to do so.

Trigger points in supraspinatus typically cause deep pain in the lateral shoulder, forearm, and wrist.

The supraspinatus works in conjunction with the deltoid to produce abduction at the glenohumeral joint.

Because of its insertion superiorly onto the greater tuberosity, the muscle pulls the humeral head into the glenohumeral joint, thereby providing the stability needed while the deltoid (pulling halfway down the humerus) abducts the arm.

[eduardkonkin]

Hello, could you please make a video on topic “how to determine if the pain comes from trigger point or from radiculopathy”

[coledenton]

Very poor clean needle technique. Fingers are all over the needle

[shendo]

Sorry but first this is not clean needle technique and 2nd if you leave the needle in for ten minutes, its called acupuncture!