Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a highly effective therapeutic technique used to treat pain and movement impairments. It involves the insertion of thin, filiform needles into trigger points, tight muscles, or areas of musculoskeletal tension. These trigger points are often the source of pain, discomfort, or restricted movement, as they can cause referred pain and limit proper muscle function.

Acupuncture can also release or redirect stuck energy or "chi" in your body, this can create huge relief of symptoms and can treat many ailments such as fibromyalgia.

By targeting these precise areas, dry needling stimulates a local twitch response in the muscle, which helps release tightness, improve blood flow, and reset neuromuscular patterns. This process promotes natural healing by reducing inflammation, enhancing circulation, and encouraging the body's own pain-relief mechanisms.

Acupuncture is particularly effective for treating chronic pain, sports injuries, tension headaches, neck and back pain, and conditions such as myofascial pain syndrome. Patients often experience a reduction in pain and improved mobility after just a few sessions, making it a valuable addition to a comprehensive treatment plan for restoring function and alleviating discomfort.