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Dry needling uses fine, single-use needles to target muscular trigger points, performed by a suitably trained clinician as part of a wider plan. [VERIFY: confirm this equipment is currently available at the clinic before publishing availability.]
Dry needling involves inserting fine sterile needles into specific muscular points to influence tension and discomfort. It is distinct from acupuncture in its framework and intent.
It may be considered for certain muscular or trigger-point–related symptoms, alongside exercise and manual therapy, where assessment suggests it is suitable.
These are reasons to seek a professional assessment — not a promise that a specific treatment will suit everyone.
After assessment and consent, fine single-use needles are inserted briefly into targeted points. You may feel a brief twitch or ache. It is combined with exercise and advice.
Assessment, explanation and informed consent.
Identification of target points.
Brief, hygienic needling using single-use needles.
Exercise guidance and review.
Performed only by a suitably trained clinician using single-use, sterile needles. It may be avoided with certain bleeding disorders, needle phobia, some skin conditions, or during pregnancy in certain situations. Suitability and consent are confirmed beforehand.
No. They use similar fine needles but differ in their underlying framework and how points are selected.
Sensations are usually brief — a small prick, twitch or ache. Tell your clinician about any discomfort.
Book an assessment and we’ll talk through your symptoms, goals and suitable options.