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What Is Dry Needling?

Dry needling involves inserting thin, sterile, single-use needles into sensitive or tight areas of muscle and connective tissue. No medication is injected. The aim is to help reduce pain, regulate muscle tension and improve movement.

When May It Be Considered?

It may be considered as part of a broader treatment plan for selected musculoskeletal problems involving myofascial pain, trigger-point tenderness, muscle spasm or restricted movement. Suitability is determined from the medical history, examination and, when necessary, further tests.

Treatment and Safety

The treatment area and needle depth are selected according to anatomy and clinical findings. Temporary soreness, tenderness, bruising or minor bleeding may occur. Serious complications such as infection or pneumothorax when treating near the lungs are uncommon but possible. Blood-thinning medication, bleeding disorders, pregnancy, active infection or a strong fear of needles should be discussed in advance.

This page provides general information and is not a personal diagnosis or treatment recommendation. All procedures are planned following physician assessment and under medical supervision.