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Service Overview

Dry needling and cupping are therapeutic techniques designed to treat muscle dysfunction, tightness, and inflammation. Often used as part of a broader rehabilitation or pain management plan, these approaches provide powerful relief when conventional stretching or massage falls short.

  • Dry Needling: Uses fine, sterile needles to deactivate trigger points and relieve muscle knots.
  • Cupping Therapy: Applies suction to lift tissue, stimulate blood flow, and detoxify fascia layers.

Both methods are safe when performed by a trained physiotherapist and can complement manual therapy, exercise, or electrotherapy treatments.

 

When It’s Recommended

  • Persistent muscle tightness or knots
  • Trigger point-related pain (shoulders, neck, back)
  • Reduced flexibility or movement restriction
  • Post-exercise soreness or fatigue
  • Chronic musculoskeletal conditions (e.g. fibromyalgia, myofascial pain)
  • Sports recovery and performance optimization

 

Why It Works

Dry Needling:

  • Targets hard-to-reach muscle tension deep below the surface
  • Stimulates healing and resets neuromuscular firing
  • Often produces instant release and pain relief
  • Helps improve muscle activation and movement efficiency

Cupping Therapy:

  • Increases local blood flow and lymphatic drainage
  • Releases fascial restrictions and adhesions
  • Relieves inflammation and promotes relaxation
  • Leaves circular marks temporarily—indicating improved circulation and detox

 

What to Expect

  1. Comprehensive assessment to determine target areas
  2. Clean, controlled application of needles or cups
  3. Tingling, twitching, or suction sensation during therapy
  4. Immediate muscle softness or relaxation following treatment
  5. Post-session guidance on hydration and mobility exercises

Duration: Typically 30–45 minutes, depending on treatment area and goals

 

Long-Term Benefits

  • Reduced pain and tightness
  • Improved flexibility and range of motion
  • Faster recovery from physical activity or injury
  • Enhanced muscle function and posture
  • Support for deeper healing when integrated with rehab plans

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