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If any of you suffer significant muscle pain, spams, tension, etc. I highly suggest looking into dry needling. I just got it done to my neck, shoulders, back, pecs today. Wish I had done it years ago. The pain and tension in my neck and shoulders already feels so much better. Find a proficient physical therapist and try it out.
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Who's out it's not Chinese stuff. It's modern Western medicine. It's called trigger point release therapy. Trust me they wouldn't be pushing it on the whole special operations community if it weren't legitOriginally posted by FUZO View PostComment
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Oops that should say "FUZO it's not Chinese..."Comment
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is this the same as accupuncture? i always thought that would feel good.I never meant to be better than anyone, I was just born that way. Its hard being a god amongst peasants!Comment
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They use acupuncture needles. They do not put them in you to refocus your energy or what ever the acupuncture Chinese medicine says. The needles are inserted into tension/ trigger point in the muscle. The muscle hyper spasms and then relaxes. Today in my real bad areas she attached electrodes at the end and made it spasm and relax even moreOriginally posted by sofargone561 View PostComment
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Damn! I like the sound of that! I get really bad shoulder and muscle painComment
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Not sure how much it costs or if your insurance covers it but it's def an option for long term pain relief and actually fixing problems.Originally posted by mikeyg51 View PostComment
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What exactely does it do for shoulder pain? I've done rotater cuff exercises, all kinds of stuff and my shoulders still hurtlAnimal the manimalComment
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I know it said that some rotator cuff Impingements can be treated by it but I'm not sure how. Today they worked on my ever increasing neck shoulder and back tension/ pain that's been steadily getting worse to the point it's been waking me up. I've had a bunch of buddies get their low back and ITB treated recentlyOriginally posted by animal87 View PostComment
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i have high back tension i do a lot of sitting in stool like chairs at work between that and the stress my back is always so tenses. i might have to look into this. how is it on the pain scale? not bad?I never meant to be better than anyone, I was just born that way. Its hard being a god amongst peasants!Comment
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Only pain/ discomfort comes when the needle hits a real high tension area and it hyper spasms. But it's a good thing.Comment
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it sounds like there would be quick pain then some disconformt. im sure you feel like a champ after. thanks for the post bro i might seriously look into thisI never meant to be better than anyone, I was just born that way. Its hard being a god amongst peasants!Comment
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