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Frequently Asked Questions
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Trigger Point Massage works by locating hyperirritable knots and applying sustained pressure to release them, improving blood flow and reducing referred pain. It addresses muscle tension broadly rather than specific acupuncture points, making it effective for diffuse pain and those avoiding needles.
Yes. Our Trigger Point Massage is an excellent needle-free option for patients uncomfortable with needles or pellets. Therapists use hands-on techniques, adjusted to your comfort level, to relieve trigger points and overall tension while respecting your preferences and tolerance.
A typical session ranges from 60 to 90 minutes, depending on pain extent and treatment goals. Initial visits include a full assessment and focused trigger point work; follow-up sessions may be shorter or tailored to maintenance and recovery needs.
Mild soreness or aching is common for 24–72 hours as muscles release tightness. Hydration, gentle stretching, and rest help recovery. If severe pain or prolonged symptoms occur, contact us so the therapist can adjust pressure or recommend alternate care.
Frequency varies: many clients feel meaningful improvement after one to three sessions, but chronic or widespread pain often requires a series of treatments scheduled weekly or biweekly. Your therapist will create a personalized plan based on response and functional goals.
Yes. Trigger Point Massage complements acupuncture, cupping, and therapeutic exercises to enhance pain relief and tissue healing. We coordinate care so techniques are sequenced safely, improving outcomes for large pain regions and offering alternatives if a patient prefers to avoid needles.
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