Posts Tagged ‘pain’
Osteopath vs Chiropractor?
Osteopath vs chiropractor? What’s the difference. We get this question all the time! Let’s delve into things a bit. What is Chiropractic? Chiropractors are manual based practitioners who can work on bones, joints, muscles and other connective tissue. What is their Schooling Like? Chiropractors will have a minimum of 8 years of post secondary…
Read MoreWhat Does An Osteopath Do?
So what does an osteopath do? An osteopath is a type of manual practitioner that manipulates soft tissue, muscles, and bones to aid in the treatment of various acute and chronic conditions. The manual techniques used aim to improve the body’s natural ability to heal itself. Osteopathy is effective in helping manage various health conditions…
Read MoreChronic Pain? Try Dry Needling
At Absolute Health and Wellness, we strive to help all patients, including those experiencing chronic pain. Chronic pain is considered any pain endured for more than 3 months. Evidenced Based Recommendations for Chronic Pain There are many aspects of to managing chronic pain, our team at Absolute Health & Wellness emphasizes the following [1]: Neuroscience…
Read MoreDry Needling for Trigger Point Release
Acupuncture has been used for treating trigger points for a long time. Dry needling is a common practice now, and we’re happy to provide dry needling at Absolute Health and Wellness. You may also know of dry needling as trigger-point acupuncture. A Review of Trigger Points For a more in-depth look at trigger points, please…
Read MoreHow Dry Needling Works
Dry needling is a method to help alleviate trigger points. Dry needling is often referred to as trigger point acupuncture. Trigger points are hypersensitive points within a muscle which create pain, limit range of motion, cause weakness and other symptoms. To learn more about trigger points, click here. Dry needling is a technique used to…
Read MoreWhat Are Trigger Points?
Myofascial pain syndrome is a pain condition characterized by trigger points. Trigger points and Myofascial pain syndrome is recognized by the International Association for the Study of Pain. Emerging research has shown this diagnosis is oftentimes involved in complicated, chronic pain syndromes of all sorts. What is a Trigger Point? A trigger point is a…
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