WATCH: A Patient’s First Experience with Dry Needling
Dry Needling can be an incredibly effective method for treating various types of muscle pain, and the best part is that it’s medically sound and virtually pain-free! Watch as a patient at PTSMC Groton experiences Dry Needling for the first time with Partner & Director Steven deCastro.
Many people have never heard of Trigger Point Dry Needling, and those who have often think it’s a form of acupuncture or are too scared of the word “needle” to try it out for themselves.
Dry Needling can be an incredibly effective method for treating various types of muscle pain, and the best part is that it’s medically sound and virtually pain-free! Watch as a patient at PTSMC Groton experiences Dry Needling for the first time with Partner & Director Steven deCastro.
This manual technique involves the insertion of a sterile monofilament needle into a muscle to decrease spasm and trigger point activity. The muscles contract and release. This can help resolve pain and stiffness, improve muscle function and flexibility and promote healing.
If you’re interested in seeing what dry needling can do for you, make an appointment at one of our 19 clinics around Connecticut – no prescription needed!
If you’ve never been to or needed physical therapy before, you might be experiencing the “fear of the unknown”. PTSMC wants to help put those fears to rest! Our dedicated team of experts is committed to guiding you on your healing journey.
In today’s digital age, where a simple tap can complete tasks, our bodies often suffer from poor movement patterns. This is where Functional Movement Screens™ (FMS) come in—they help pinpoint personal weaknesses in movement, highlighting potential risks for future injuries and paving the way for healthier habits.
Back pain affects many, stemming from poor posture, muscle strain, or chronic conditions. Physical therapy offers customized treatments like exercises and manual techniques to relieve pain, strengthen the body, and improve posture for long-term recovery and mobility.
If you’re regularly experiencing dizziness, imbalance, spatial disorientation or vision disturbances, you may have a vestibular disorder. We have a number of physical therapists at PTSMC trained in evaluating dizziness and balance disorders.
Are you experiencing pain associated with conditions like arthritis, nerve irritation, muscular strain, ligament strains and herniated discs? What if I told you there was a quick, easy way to get rid of your pain?