What is Dry Needling?

[@karenmiddleton995]

I just had my first dry needles. What a difference. I could feel my muscles moving. Been having neck and shoulder pain since 2022. Done PT and saw a chiropractor. An an accident in January so back doing PT and alot of new things. So glad this orthopedic doctor added dry needles. Gotta work those muscles too. Thanks for sharing. More people need to know about this.

[@mw9665]

I've now had 2 sessions on my back/neck and it is the single best treatment. It's so beneficial and minimally uncomfortable. I reccomend it often!

[@Curlywearsthecrown]

I love how you put the jumper cables on em.

[@sanook-8908]

That is exactly spot I have pain now. I can’t wait to get it done.

[@croozer30ify]

Call it what ever you want. Had my second session and what a difference treating siaic pin in hip all the way to below knee.

[@Seremonii]

I never heard of this but sure sounds like it's what I need for my sciatica and my SI joint pain and stiffness. Physical therapy is slowly helping, though.

[@furonwarrior]

Unfortunately, this will need surgery in the future. This is to stimulate nerve activity in the muscle fibers.

[@whodatsaintboy]

Just to help you i have a back injury that Causes sciatic pain. One i am sorry you have that, it hurts like hell. 2. Try this out i did my first time yesterday and it helps, i was also told to do it three times. But its worth it!! I hope you get better

[@joyfour4995]

I tried dry needling this week for the first time for herniated discs. It hurt like the dickens with the needles going in and with the needles coming out! However, the next day, I experienced very little back pain!

[@ByGraceIGo]

I have a torn disc and my chiropractor used dry needling on me and I thought I was going to go through the freaking ceiling! It did help someone but I'm going for another treatment today so we shall see.

[@Dr.Seng_RehabPMK]

Dry needling for TrP release doesn't require electrical stimulation. It is just mechanical eradication. Needle fanning is used to clear all the trigger points in taut bands.

[@discounttyres8744]

ive had this done many times both with and without the electrical current it never reduced my pain not to say it wont reduce yours just my experience with it

[@ByGraceIGo]

My chiropractor used dry needling on me for the first time and I have a torn disc and I nearly went through the roof! But she did tell me it would be sore for a couple days but then the pinched nerves sensation would left leg but not the right one as much. I go today for another treatment so we shall see.

[@allthingspossible4569]

How do you know what the problem is?

[@wendydavis6414]

What stem machine would you recommend?

[@ravijakhotiya4952]

Dry needling can work in elbow implant?

[@shaluthakur9253]

Can it be used on upper abdomen muscle

[@allthingspossible4569]

Does this help restless feet and leg?

[@personalinjuryshow]

Excellent content.

[@matthewwalton2514]

Hold up just a second ! You know you're going to have to make another video showing that one-handed needle prep 👍

[@hashemjamal623]

Today i tried this and amazing 😍💪

[@Dipak_Deb-2024]

Very Good My Son also Physiotherapist

[@user-starni]

Tell me please, what brend is apparatus

[@ByGraceIGo]

Seems like this guy is not answering anyone's questions!

[@eppystein2953]

This is ABSOLUTELY NOT dry needling. Dry needling is a technique using a filament needle to inactivate myofascial trigger points. Palpating for the trigger points is the way to identify the myofascial trigger point. Electronic stimulation using a needle is NOT dry needlling. It is percutaneous electrical stimulation at best. Repeat. This is not dry needling

[@noshrinkingviolet007]

Agree. Just had this done at PT today for the first time and what you commented is exactly what the PT person explained to me.

[@Jasmine11_08]

Yes it's called electro needling not dry needling

[@eppystein2953]

@@Jasmine11_08 the video title says dry needling

[@udithacyrilantony]

This is acupuncture with electrical stimulation

[@eppystein2953]

@@udithacyrilantony what's acupuncture?

[@daimahmad4095]

What brand electric device is it??

[@kumailsyed2658]

It's most probably an ITO

[@ByGraceIGo]

Hey dude you really need to look at the comments and answer people's questions. Just saying. My chiropractor used that on me for the first time and I thought I was going to go through the ceiling into space it hurts so bad! I have a torn disc.

[@pgjgjgj]

That is like a tens treatment

[@jobolle8914]

That is not dry needling but electroacupuncture!!

[@exploringthepakistan505]

I wanna learn the dry needling

[@heidilee5809]

Go to acupuncture school for four years post grad. Then study for your board exams and get a license to practice acupuncturie. Because you are practicing acupuncture without a license. Dry needling is really acupuncture, and what you’re doing is totally acupuncture.

[@vocam12]

shut up. nobody has to go to school for acupuncture

[@kumailsyed2658]

Did your mother open a school for acupuncture?

[@vocam12]

@@kumailsyed2658 hahahahahahahaha

[@jacklynsc.5904]

Agree so this is literally acupunture.

[@udithacyrilantony]

I totally agree with you. These are acupuncture points. Thesy say they target the muscles. And in acupuncture the meridians fall on muscle for example LI 4 hoku falls on the highest point on adductor policis muscle

[@dr.shivaniwalia241]

Wow 😀 This is dry needling with muscle stimulation and not acupuncture coz we r targeting muscle 👍not meridian. Thank you 😊

[@udithacyrilantony]

This is acupuncture no dry needling, for your information most of the meridians fall on the muscles, and in this video he explaied it is done to the skin and not to muscle but he said it is for tennis elbow, which is infammation of lateral epicondyle where forearm extensor muscle attaches. Is it skin or muscle then? In acupuncture these two points are called as LI 10 and LI 11. So dry needling is nothing but plain use of acupuncture by Physiotherapists. But they do not want to promote the word acupuncture.

[@micheleacudoc]

This is orthopedic electro-acupuncture where we yes target the muscle and trigger points. Targeting meridian-organ systems is internal medicine, and it can often be supportive in pain relief. He is using an acupuncture filiform needle. Acupuncturists do dry needling too.

[@dr.diveleyla.c7126]

It’s acupuncture , you put a needle into a painful point , you retained the needle , you used estim , all acupuncture . Don’t get your 27-54 hours of training as being an expert on what you call “dry needling” this is the same technique I would use in my clinic to treat myofascial pain… and yes according to tcm meridian theory . You’re on a channel… it’s great work you’re doing that’s for sure, and yes this will get relief , but it’s also called acupuncture … I’ll accept you call it DN because you don’t know anything about tcm except for what ever they told you in the DN course you took, but yes this is 1000 percent a acupuncture technique , estim needles has been part of acupuncture training and practiced since 1931. You can’t just appropriate a technique and say oh it’s something else because I called it a muscle and not a meridian… we target muscles too… acupuncturist are current on anatomy… seem to have a very narrow definition of acupuncture … our 4 year training includes over 900 hours of supervised practice … not a couple of weekend courses and told to go needle people without any supervised practice… I find it funny that you don’t know acupuncturist don’t treat muscles lol …

[@guri009bajwa1]

@@udithacyrilantony skin come before muscles , read some anatomy, there are no meridians in body, accupunture is pseudoscience only. he is targeting muscle, but you have to penetrate through skin.

[@udithacyrilantony]

This is acupuncture no dry needling, for your information most of the meridians fall on the muscles, and in this video he explaied it is done to the skin and not to muscle but he said it is for tennis elbow, which is infammation of lateral epicondyle where forearm extensor muscle attaches. Is it skin or muscle then? In acupuncture these two points are called as LI 10 and LI 11. So dry needling is nothing but plain use of acupuncture by Physiotherapists. But they do not want to promote the word acupuncture.

[@chestnutpuckin]

He mentions several times that the needle is in the muscle. He's also using electronic stimulation, which AFAIK is not standard practice in acupuncture.

[@udithacyrilantony]

@@chestnutpuckin acupuncture points are in muscles, and we use electrical stimulators to enhance the result. This is acupuncture. Dry needling is a madeup name.

[@masito2fit]

Yeezybusta?

[@extanegautham8950]

also known as Trigger Point acupuncture.

[@udithacyrilantony]

This is Acupuncture I dont know why you call it dry needling?

[@MovingUp7]

These comments make no sense.

[@colenewaltersmusicandother9330]

Very interesting, but why are you wearing a mask in this video?

[@Restore2761]

To protect camera man

[@richardwilliams6051]

Because we live in a country of choice

[@emilyaustralis]

Cos he a sheeple like the other commenters here lolz 😝

[@elcoqee]

😂😂😂

[@nexttogod3616]

Its covid time

[@muireann3010]

A friend of mine had both of her lungs punctured in multiple places through this treatment. PLEASE do your research and know exactly who you are going to before getting this treatment

[@bradleblanc2179]

How??? The needle goes in little. Her physio must’ve been trying to kill her or something

[@johnathanabrams8434]

The acupuncturist must have been horrible. More anatomy training is necessary

[@noshrinkingviolet007]

Why are you talking with a mask on in the vid? 🙄

[@speed_797]

Lmao

[@shalenaakter9673]

Precaution ! For camera man and looks it's a treatment room for other patients too !

[@CriaAndKiddFW]

Because this video is 2 years old during the height of covid.

[@annurai5196]

It's called acupuncture.

[@Yashvant5569]

This is Accupuncture... You should study... Get degree (like BNYS) and practice....

[@PresUTube1]

please don't wear a mask when recording

[@heatherlong2162]

Please don’t watch if the mask is offensive to you. He can wear what he wants.

[@CFLSystema]

You can think of dry needling as "weak" version of a small portion of acupuncture. May help a little but hardly a replacement for real acupuncture.

[@breakinfit9433]

this is just a commercial spot, trying to sell your service, not aiming to educate nobody. massive BS.

[@colenewaltersmusicandother9330]

Very interesting but why are you wearing a mask while you are doing this video?

[@vocam12]

hahahahahaha