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George Street Physio (staging)

Services

Dry needling

A thin needle placed into a tight muscle point to ease pain and help the muscle relax.

What it is

Nothing is injected

A physiotherapist places a thin, solid needle into a tight point in the muscle.

  • A thin, solid needle, not hollow
  • Placed into a tight point in a muscle
  • Used only if your physiotherapist decides it suits your condition

How it helps

Easing pain and tight muscles

It is thought to work by stimulating nerve pathways and increasing blood supply to the area.

  • Ease pain
  • Relax muscle tissue
  • Support healing in the area

Get the most out of your health fund. We have HICAPS for on-the-spot claims, and we accept EPC referrals, DVA, motor vehicle accident and workers compensation claims.

Before you book

Common questions

What is dry needling?

A physiotherapist places a thin, solid needle into a tight point in a muscle to help it relax. Nothing is injected.

How does it help?

It can ease pain and relax muscle tissue. It is thought to work by stimulating nerve pathways and increasing blood supply to the area.

Is dry needling right for me?

Your physiotherapist assesses you first and only uses it if it suits your condition.

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91 George Street, East Fremantle · (08) 9339 0228

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