Find Out How Dry Needling Can Help!

Since the 1980s, dry needling involves careful placement of hair-thin needles into myofascial trigger points; small muscle knots that are highly sensitive & painful to the touch. This procedure relieves pain, improves joint range of motion & addresses neuromuscular conditions.

A minimally invasive treatment w/ low risk of complication, research shows dry needling is effective in relieving acute & chronic pain when used along with other treatments including Chiropractic adjustments, therapeutic ultrasound, electrical muscle stimulation, stretching & massage therapy.

Parker Neill, DC, CCSP, ICSC utilizes dry needling to treat:

 • Disk problems

• Jaw & mouth problems, such as TMJ (TMD)

• Joint problems

• Muscle spasm

• Myofascial pain

• Migraine & tension-type headaches

• Pelvic pain

• Phantom pain

• Pain left behind by shingles

• Reduced range of motion

• Repetitive motion disorders, like carpal tunnel syndrome

• Scar-tissue buildup

• Spinal problems

• Tendonitis

• Whiplash

Most people require at least 2 or 3 dry needling sessions to reach the full effects of treatment, though some may need up to 6 office visits. Dry needling may be performed1or 2x per week.

Call today to discover how dry needling may help! 919-460-6098

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