Your Sun Prairie Dry Needling Specialist!
Our Sun Prairie sports chiropractor is your local dry-needling specialist. Dry Needling involves inserting thin needles into trigger points or muscle knots to release tension and alleviate pain. It is commonly used in sports medicine and physical therapy to treat muscle spasms, trigger points, and chronic pain. The goal of dry needling is to promote healing and improve the function of the affected muscles. We practice multiple methods to get you the best results possible.
Our Dry Needling Treatments
Trigger Point Needling
Our Sun Prairie chiropractor has a lot of experience in trigger point dry needling for tension headaches/neck pain, hip pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, and much more. We then follow up with exercise as well to make sure you can maintain the relief on your own.
Superficial Dry Needling
Dry Needling without penetrating deep into the musculature, minimizing discomfort while still providing therapeutic benefit. A great alternative if trigger point dry needling is too intense!
Neurological Dry Needling
Neurological dry needling treats the body as whole. We focus on specific neural points where certain nerves give the most feedback to the brain. A great way to target the whole system and attack chronic pain stimulators.
Dry Needling + Electric Stimulation
Dry needling paired with electric stimulation helps tone down muscles and decrease radicular pain symptoms. It helps relieve neck pain, shoulder pain from rotator cuff injuries, elbow pain due to lateral or medial epicondylitis, and Achilles tendinopathies
The Benefits of Dry Needling Therapy
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Pain relief: Dry needling can help reduce pain levels in the targeted area.
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Improved flexibility: Dry needling can help improve flexibility and range of motion by working to release muscle tension and tightness.
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Improved healing: By stimulating the body’s natural healing processes, dry needling may help speed up the healing of soft tissue injuries.
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Reduced muscle tension: Dry needling can help reduce muscle tension and tightness, which can help prevent injuries and improve overall physical function.
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Improved athletic performance: Dry needling can help improve athletic performance and reduce the risk of injuries by addressing imbalances and weaknesses in the muscles.