How do I know if my pain will respond to Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy?
Since as much as 85% of the pain people suffer from has a Myofascial component, it is likely that you will have a decrease in pain and an increase in range of motion once treatment has started. You may also have other underlying conditions that need to be addressed. Since treatment of your muscles is very specific, your response can also help the therapist and your doctor to determine what other conditions are present that are causing you pain. Benefits of Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy Eliminate or decrease pain. Increase range of motion, flexibility and strength. Improve sleep, a common problem associated with myofascial pain. Increase endurance at work and play. Decrease or eliminate medication, under doctors supervision. General improvement in quality of life and fitness level, increased energy and reduced stress. Increase body awareness. What are Contributing Causes of Trigger Points? Poor posture, overuse of muscles and prolonged immobility are perpetuating factors of myofascia
Related Questions
- How does Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy differ from Physical Therapy, Myofascial Release, NMT, Acupressure, Massage, Craniosacral or Rolfing?
- How do other methods of myofascial pain control stack up against trigger point therapy?
- How do I know if my pain will respond to Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy?
