Discover Dry Needling
<p>For over 30 years, Dr Parker Neill, Dr Abbie Swank and Dr. Timothy Swank, has been serving the people of Cary and surrounding areas. We offer affordable Spinal Decompression treatment for patients suffering from conditions relating to herniated and protruding discs, facet problems and more. You'll be pleased to discover... more
Since the 1980s, dry needling has involved careful placement of hair-thin needles into myofascial trigger points which are small muscle knots that are highly sensitive & painful to the touch. This procedure relieves pain, improves joint range of motion and addresses neuromuscular conditions. Dry needling is a minimally invasive treatment with low risk of complication, research shows, dry needling is effective in relieving acute & chronic pain when used along with other treatments including chiropractic adjustments, therapeutic ultrasound, electrical muscle stimulation, stretching & massage therapy. Dry needling may help disk problems, jaw & mouth problems, such as TMJ (TMD), joint problems, muscle spasm, myofascial pain, migraine & tension-type headaches, pelvic pain, phantom pain, pain left behind by shingles, reduced range of motion, repetitive motion disorders, like carpal tunnel syndrome, scar-tissue buildup, spinal problems, tendonitis, and whiplash. Most people require at least 2 to 3 dry needling sessions to reach the full effects of treatment, though some may need up to 6 office visits. Dry needling may be performed once or twice per week.
