Dry Needling for muscle twitching | Physical Therapy

Dry needling is being used to help treat uncomfortable muscle twitching in a male thigh.
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[@GodIsGreat1568]

I like it when my muscles spas out it feels funny and I like that

[@Wiki024]

Same but too much makes me go crazy

[@Nopfppfp]

I hate it 😂

[@inspectorconscious2388]

I use this for my Quad and IT band that are constantly tight and cause pain. Dry needling is the best thing I've ever gotten introduced to. The twitching and big muscle jumps are such a. Relief

[@baldptdude]

Thanks for watching, happy it's working for you!

[@Justair0]

Oh man I just smack it and it usually works

[@baldptdude]

Haha, it'd all about changing the tissue environment and that input can help too. 🙂

[@gotosleepgoodnight3]

Stop bc I just did that rn😭😭😭

[@antonbunschoten2537]

I always have muscle twitches, they never stop. I have it for two years, it was very severe at first. There are more, but it is not like before. What kind of treatment should I do?

[@baldptdude]

Thanks for watching, it's hard to say for your specific case. However, I had a pt with Muscle twitching that dry needling did help with. It didn't fully resolve but the frequency and intensity reduced. This pt also did a lot of medical testing to help determine the cause. I'd get evaluated by a physio that does dry needling and they can determine what treatment is best specific to you. Good luck

[@antonbunschoten2537]

Acupunctuur I just did acupuncture, it didn't improve..

[@baldptdude]

@Anton Bunschoten ah understand, dry needling is a bit different in the sense that the needles go deeper into to muscles. But, not sure the technique you experienced with acupuncture.

[@johngallagher3732]

That’s caused from the vaccine.

[@ItzDefEva]

Must be a relief

[@baldptdude]

For sure! :)

[@bsahoo1998]

Hey...I had muscle twitch in the arch of my foot for months..it is painless but not annoying...plz help me with a suggestion..need to worry?

[@richadutta9252]

No

[@curry7521]

Are the needles painful

[@baldptdude]

Usually not, but everyone is a little different and depends on the location.

[@charityboat881]

Wait does that hurt?

[@baldptdude]

Sometimes, but usually really tolerable.

[@ten-thousandbees8453]

I wish I could get this. But I don't think I can afford it.

[@baldptdude]

I'm not sure what your budget is but it can be reasonable if you find the right provider.

[@inspectorconscious2388]

Become certified for dry needling and you can do it yourself. That's how I'm doing it. It feels too good and my insurance only covers so much so I'm becoming certified in it

[@theuniversalguy]

I will kill to get that twitch

[@baldptdude]

Great relief!!!

[@theshockdart]

What does the dry needling do actually?

[@baldptdude]

The main goal is to stimulate a healing reaction to the target tissue by creating small trauma from the needle.