Dry Needling

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Study of Dry Needling to Relieve Musculoskeletal Pain
A study was made by wonderful authors about dry needling technique as an intervention to relieve complex musculoskeletal pain. This study focused on highly irritable spots such as the lower back, knee and lumbar regions. Myofascial trigger points are said to be a primary source of complaint among patients who were seen by the specialist in a different setting. Non-invasive methods such as massage and oral medication have shown to improve pain without resulting in patient stress. Another approach made by a Canadian physician named Dr. Chan Gunn, focused on the performance of needling not just at the pain, site, but also on paraspinal muscle on the same spinal segment that innervates the painful

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