Pain

Modern acupuncturists enhance the stimulation of the nerve fibers and tissues surrounding the needle by delivering electronic stimulation to the needles. This stimulation overcomes the body’s ability to get used to constant stimulation by using electrical programs with changing speeds, frequencies and strength. This triggers a precise and effective response from your nervous system and the tissues surrounding the needle. … Read more

Dry needling, also called trigger point dry needling or myofascial trigger point dry needling, is done to reduce muscle tension and, in doing so, relieve pain. Active trigger points are highly sensitive and may be painful to the touch when pressed.  Being in pain doesn’t allow your body to move or function properly. This type of manual therapy changes how … Read more

Cupping uses small plastic or glass cups that are suctioned onto the skin. The cups might be moved along an area of pain or kept in one place. This therapy is used to eliminate toxins, improve circulation, and relax the muscles. It is used to release muscle tension, as well as to treat cough, asthma, digestive disorders, and allergies. The … Read more