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Struggling with chronic pain or a sports injury? At Utah Valley Chiropractic in Pleasant Grove, Dry Needling offers a powerful, non-invasive solution to relieve pain, reduce muscle tension, and speed recovery. Discover how this innovative therapy can help you get back to your active lifestyle!
Dry Needling is a targeted, science-based therapy that uses fine, sterile needles to release trigger points—tight knots in muscles that cause pain and stiffness. Unlike acupuncture, which focuses on energy flow, Dry Needling addresses musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction by improving blood flow and restoring muscle function.
Here’s how it works: Dr. Knapton inserts a needle into the trigger point which:
At Utah Valley Chiropractic in Pleasant Grove, we take it a step further with electrical stimulation (ESTIM), delivering currents through the needles to relax muscles and improve nerve function. This advanced approach can even support healing in areas with limited blood flow, like meniscus tears or arthritis, offering a non-invasive alternative to surgery. Ready to experience relief? Schedule your appointment now!
Dry Needling is perfect for anyone seeking relief from pain or improved mobility. At Utah Valley Chiropractic in Pleasant Grove, it’s commonly used to effectively treat:
Ideal for Athletes!
Whether you’re an athlete recovering from a sports injury or someone managing chronic pain, Dry Needling can help you move better and feel great.
Ready to improve your quality of life?
At Utah Valley Chiropractic in Pleasant Grove, your Dry Needling session is safe, comfortable, and tailored to your needs. Dr. Knapton starts with a thorough assessment to pinpoint the root cause of your pain, then uses sterile, single-use needles to target problem areas.
During the Session:
Most patients feel pain relief right away, though mild soreness may occur for 24–48 hours. With Dr. Knapton’s personalized approach, you’ll experience the best results for pain relief and recovery.
Dr. Knapton at Utah Valley Chiropractic in Pleasant Grove offers:
If you’re ready to relieve chronic pain, recover from a sports injury, or enhance your mobility, Dry Needling can help.
Although dry needling and acupuncture both use thin needles, their purposes and techniques differ. Acupuncture is based on traditional Chinese medicine and aims to restore the body’s energy flow by targeting meridian points. Dry needling, on the other hand, is rooted in Western medicine and focuses specifically on treating musculoskeletal and nervous system dysfunction by targeting trigger points, tight muscle tissues, and specific nerves. Want to discuss it more—book a free consultation now!
Yes, Dry Needling is highly effective for chronic pain and sports injuries! By targeting trigger points, it reduces muscle tension, alleviates pain, and speeds recovery from injuries like tendonitis, muscle strains, and golfer’s elbow. At Utah Valley Chiropractic in Pleasant Grove, athletes and chronic pain sufferers find lasting relief with Dry Needling. Learn why this therapy is used by the pros—book your appointment now!
During a Dry Needling session at Utah Valley Chiropractic in Pleasant Grove, Dr. Knapton will assess the problem areas to get to the root cause of your pain. He will then develop a tailored approach to address your specific needs. Treatment consists of inserting fine needles into the muscles around the problem area. You may feel a slight prick or a muscle twitch, which is normal and indicates the release of tension. In most cases, electrical impulses are applied through the needles to reduce pain and amplify healing. Sessions last 15–30 minutes, and you will experience immediate improvement in mobility. You might also feel immediate pain relief, though mild soreness typically does occur. Ready to try it? Book your session today!
Dr. Knapton
559 State Street, Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062, United States
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