What is dry needling?
During dry needling, your therapist places a very thin stainless-steel needle into your muscle at a very specific place called a myofascial trigger point. This helps reset muscles and promotes healing.
Dry needling from physical therapists
Trust ProHealth for safe, hygienic dry needling treatments. Our team includes physical therapists with advanced training in anatomy and dry needling.
Conditions we treat
Your doctor or physical therapist may suggest dry needling as part of your care plan if you experience:
- Ankle pain
- Back or neck pain
- Headaches
- Hip pain
- Knee pain
- Shoulder pain
- Sports injuries
- Tennis elbow
- Tight muscles
How does dry needling help?
Dry needling treatments may help:
- Decrease muscle spasms.
- Improve range of motion.
- Manage pain.
- Reduce muscle tension.
- Allow you to start or return to rehabilitation exercises.