Levator Scapulae - Trigger Point Release

[@emigrant4life]

I have chronic pain in that region over 5-7 years already (especially when I workin at the PC)

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[@Truerealism747]

Where is best place to get this done midlands

[@evelynkorjack2126]

the place where you put the needle in is the spot where i already have the sensation of what i call "the hot needle". it is very annoying... intermittent

[@johnzerlel]

I had the exact same thing and it only got worse. It was a trapped nerve and a few massages focused on the area helped a lot. No more tingling/pins and needles

[@vijaygambhir6092]

Thanks sir

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[@babysurpise...7493]

Better to understand

[@HealthandBeautyAP]

I was looking for the credentials of this person who is doing "dry needling" which is also known as acupuncture. Dry needling utilizes the exact same needle and techniques as a trained acupuncturist that goes to school for 3 to 5 years to be an acupuncturist. I just love how it is compartmentalized into it's own category so that people who are untrained or trained in western muscular skeletal sciences can just borrow acupuncture, re label it and call it something else. In Chinese medicine we call these ashi points and we also call this reaching the Du Qi which means "eliciting a response from the area that is needled". It really isn't any different. The only difference is that people who do "dry needling" are only utilizing this as a pitch fork tool. Properly trained acupuncturists learn many methods and techniques to heal the body and the muscles.