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Various Types Of Dry Needling Treatment

This dry needling method is the most common one and is used by many medical practitioners especially in Physiorevive, the best physiotherapy centre in Delhi.<br>

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Various Types Of Dry Needling Treatment

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  1. Various Types Of Dry Needling Treatment

  2. Trigger Point Dry Needling • This is the most basic type of dry needling which is exactly how it sounds. When the origin of the pain is from the active trigger point, dry needles are used to address the spot until it palliates the pain. • The needle length can range from 25 mm to 125 mm, depending on the depth of the muscle being treated. • This dry needling method is the most common one and is used by many medical practitioners especially in Physiorevive, the best physiotherapy centre in Delhi

  3. Superficial Dry Needling • In this, the needle is not inserted very deep in order to reach the epidermal layer and avoid muscles and bones. The main purpose is to target the sensorimotor system. • Normally, the needle length is very short, ranging from 3 mm to 10 mm. • This method possesses no or less risk as the needle does not go in deeper.

  4. Periosteal Pecking • It is quite contrary to superficial dry needling because it involves pecking at the bones using dry needles. This is done to achieve relief from the pain and heal the muscles. This method is done in an intracapsular manner which activates neuroendocrine responses. The process releases hyaluronic acid which enables an anti-inflammatory process. • The length of the needle needs to be significantly longer to reach the bones of the patient. However, it can vary depending on the size of the patients and the depth of their muscles. • The process is very helpful for those dealing with osteoarthritis. • The process can be a bit risky so it is recommended that you discuss this with your doctor or physiotherapist. Plus, the physiotherapist needs to be highly trained and very well versed with dry needling. If needed, do check the registration certificate,

  5. Deep Dry Needling • The length of the needle is usually long, again depending on the depth of the target muscle. It ranges from 15 mm to 125 mm. • Deep dry needling usually helps in changing the pain perception, reduces muscle rigidity, and revives damaged tissues. • To attempt this method of needling, the practitioner must be highly experienced and very well trained in this subject matter. And as we mentioned above, do check the registration certificate, identification card and you may even ask for the professional course certificate before you enroll.

  6. Email: Physiorevive@gmail.com • Website: www.physiorevive.com/ • Contact us: +99810227127

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