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Initial Phase: &nbsp;When you are first addressing a more acute or persistent issue, consistency is key. We recommend&nbsp; 1-2 sessions per day, for 5-7 days a week.
Maintenance Phase: &nbsp;After a few weeks, once you notice an improvement in your condition, you can reduce the frequency. At this stage,&nbsp; 3-5 sessions per week &nbsp;are often sufficient to maintain the benefits. You can also use it on an as-needed basis.

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Jul 31, 2024
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Enhancing Pain Relief: Combining Dry Needling and Red Light Therapy for Myofascial Trigger Points

Myofascial pain syndrome, especially when it involves the upper trapezius muscle, is a prevalent and incapacitating condition that impacts numerous people. Conventional treatments such as dry needling (DN) have proven to be successful in relieving this pain, but recent studies indicate that combining DN with red light therapy may provide even more significant advantages. This piece explores the most recent discoveries from a randomized clinical trial that examined the combined effects of these treatments on myofascial trigger points.