Experience the Benefits of Dry Needling with Electrical Stimulation - What It Is and Why We Do It

‼️FAQs about Dry Needling‼️
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👉 Does it hurt?
Answer: Research shows that the treatment should be “moderately uncomfortable” for best results. During treatment, your doctor will ask you to tell them when the “discomfort is 5/10 level.” Over the next 7-8 minutes, your body will accommodate to the stimulus and it will feel more like a pulse with less discomfort. Some people report no discomfort at all, others describe it as a “hurt so good.”
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👉 Is it dangerous?
Answer: When performed by an expert who is appropriately trained, no. Our expert team has post-doctorate training specifically in Dry Needling and the protocols our team at SPP uses have been reproduced and studied safely and effectively on thousands of people.
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👉 What can it help with?
Answer: Dry Needling is frequently part of your plan of care at SPP to treat headaches, migraines, neck pain, jaw pain, shoulder and upper back pain, elbow pain, carpal tunnel, low back pain, sciatica, bulging discs, hip pain, knee pain, ankle pain and plantar fasciitis.
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👉 How often should I have it done?
Answer: This is based on your current functional status, your injury, your goals and the comprehensive plan of care that your Doctor of Physical Therapy develops with you at SPP. It is different for every injury and every person.
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👉 Can Dry Needling help me?
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