If you are living with chronic pelvic, lower back, hip, or knee pain or stiffness, it’s common to hope that it will resolve on its own. You may think that everyone your age suffers from it. Although you aren’t sure how it started, it isn’t improving. You may be hoping you’ll wake up one morning and the pain and stiffness will finally be gone. Yet months or even years later you’re still living with it, and it may be even worse than when it started. If that’s happening to you, you’re not alone.
Too many people have been suffering with these issues and haven’t considered adding in acupuncture or IMS (intramuscular stimulation, also known as Dry Needling), to their treatments.
Glow Physio’s visits include the option of Acupuncture and/or IMS at no extra charge. As part of Phase 1, it is an essential tool to get rid of pain and inflammation. Acupuncture, with or without IMS, helps to break down scar tissue, improve blood flow, release tension, and unlock stiff, inflamed joints. It can also be included in other phases to enhance recovery and promote healing. These techniques also help to calm the nervous system and bring on the relaxation response. Pelvic health conditions benefit from adding in these techniques for their anti-inflammatory effects, nervous system balancing benefits, and relaxation of tight tissues.
If you are wondering whether acupuncture and/or IMS would help you get back to the activities you love faster, we invite you to book a free call. You’ll get answers to all of your questions and there is no obligation to book any appointments after the call. Our goal is to help you make the right decision about whether acupuncture and/or IMS are the right fit for you.
This consultation is offered to people who are unsure about Physiotherapy. They may want to make sure we are a good fit before they book an appointment. If this sounds like you, please start with a free call so that we can discuss your specific situation, without any commitment on your part.
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