Prosper Auto Accident Injury ChiropracticDry Needling McKinney
Dry needling is unrelated to acupuncture, though it uses similar tools, which is where the similarities end. Acupuncture is Eastern medicine, while dry needling is rooted in Western medicine. Both help evaluate pain patterns, posture, movement impairments, function, and orthopedic tests, though dry needling focuses on the pain rather than bringing balance to the body.
Dry needling treats muscle tissue and its goal is to reduce pain, deactivate trigger points, and restore function. It is rarely a standalone procedure. Instead, it is part of a broader physical therapy approach, including other conventional physical therapy interventions. Dry needling helps a wide variety of musculoskeletal issues, such as:
“Dr. Lauren has a touch that is caring and kind. She listens to your problem and works to resolve and decrease the pain, and restore movement. She works with ALL sorts bodies from infants to the elderly. Cupping, dry needing, soft tissue and just a good old pop, she can do it all! From sports injuries, to a hitch in your step, to a crunchy neck or anything in between, Dr. Lauren is your chiropractor and your friend."
K Caldwell
McKinney, Texas
“I have so many great things to say about Dr. Lauren. I recommend her to everyone I know because she is just that great! Patient care is unmatched, you will definitely feel you are being taken care of."
Kasandra A.
McKinney, Texas
“I experience a wonderful treatment all around by Dr. Academia; her generosity in applying all her knowledge to help one with what is ailing is amazing. I specifically love the fact that dr. Academia doesn’t just rely on chiropractic techniques, she also usually alternative techniques to help along with the adjustments. I even travel for an hour to see her!"
Martika M.
McKinney, Texas
“I have known and used Dr. Lauren Academia for years. She is a true pro that cares about her patients. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for relief or to just feel even better. She rocks!"
Manny R.
McKinney, Texas
“I have had only amazing experiences with Dr Lauren! I have had stress fractures in my lower back and Dr Lauren has taken amazing care of me! From her doing the stem treatments and also with cupping. She has done drag cupping and regular cupping. These things all combined have made a huge difference for me, I feel more loose and less inflamed. She takes amazing care of each patient she sees and spends the time to get to know you and what YOU need. She takes great care to make it personal to you. 10/10 recommend anyone and everyone to go see her!"
Addie M.
McKinney, Texas
“Dr. Lauren has been absolutely amazing for me! She has adjusted me flawlessly! With her patient and caring technique, she knows exactly what I need. I can feel her positive energy every time I see her. I highly recommend her, and will continue being her patient for life!"
Victoria R.
McKinney, Texas
*Disclaimer: Results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person.
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At Prosper Auto Accident Injury Chiropractic in McKinney, our skilled and certified physical therapists specialize in dry needling treatments. This innovative technique involves a thin needle penetrating the skin to target underlying muscular trigger points. Dry needling effectively helps manage neuromusculoskeletal pain and improves movement impairments by addressing these areas.
A trigger point is a tight band of muscle fibers that can disrupt normal function, limit range of motion, and cause localized pain or referred pain to other areas of the body. When dry needling is incorporated into a comprehensive treatment plan, it accelerates the restoration of musculoskeletal function, allowing for a quicker recovery.
Dry needling is an excellent option for patients aiming to return to their previous activity levels or sports without limitations. Despite the procedure's name, which may sound intimidating, dry needling is a safe, minimally discomforting, and highly effective technique for addressing specific musculoskeletal issues. It's a valuable tool for those seeking relief and improved mobility.
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