Trigger Point Injections.

Quick pain relief, relaxed muscles!

Trigger Point Injections target tight muscle knots, delivering medication directly to release tension and reduce pain, helping muscles relax and heal.

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What are Trigger Point Injections?

Trigger Point Injections are treatments where medication is injected directly into tight, painful muscle knots, called trigger points. This helps relax the muscles, relieve pain, and improve mobility.

Key Benefits.

Trigger Point Injections provide fast pain relief, relax tight muscles, and improve movement. They help reduce muscle tension and make it easier to go about daily activities without discomfort.

Who Would Use This?

People with muscle pain, tension, or conditions like fibromyalgia or chronic back pain would use Trigger Point Injections. It's also helpful for those with tight muscle knots that don't improve with stretching or massage.

Common Applications.

Trigger Point Injections are commonly used to treat muscle pain in the neck, shoulders, back, and legs. They’re also used for conditions like fibromyalgia, tension headaches, and chronic muscle tightness.

Experience.

The experience of a Trigger Point Injection is quick and usually takes just a few minutes. A small needle is inserted into the painful muscle knot to deliver medication. Most people feel relief soon after the injection, with minimal discomfort during the process.

Results.

After a Trigger Point Injection, many people experience immediate pain relief and muscle relaxation. Over time, the results include improved mobility, reduced muscle tension, and lasting comfort in the treated area.

Trigger points are painful “knots” in your muscles that can be very sensitive to touch/pressure. They may form after acute trauma or by repetitive micro-trauma, leading to stress on muscle fibers. It causes the muscle fibers to be stuck in a contracted state. Sometimes you can feel these knots when you rub your muscle.

Free The Muscle Knots

Healthcare providers use trigger point injections to help treat myofascial pain. “Myo” means muscle and “fascial” means fascia. Your fascia is the thin, white connective tissue that’s wrapped around every muscle.

The pain and tenderness in myofascial pain are typically due to one or more trigger points. To the touch, trigger points feel like small bumps, nodules or knots in your muscle.

Trigger points can develop in any muscle, but the most common muscle groups that are treated with trigger point injections include:

  • Masseter (a muscle in your jaw).

  • Levator scapulae (a muscle on the sides of your neck).

  • Gluteus medius (a muscle in your hip).

  • Quadratus lumborum (a deep muscle in your low back).

  • Trapezius (the muscle extending over the back of your neck and shoulders).

  • Sternocleidomastoid (a muscle in the front of your neck).

  • Temporalis (a muscle on the sides of your head).

Free The Muscle Knots

Healthcare providers use trigger point injections to help treat myofascial pain. “Myo” means muscle and “fascial” means fascia. Your fascia is the thin, white connective tissue that’s wrapped around every muscle.


The pain and tenderness in myofascial pain are typically due to one or more trigger points. To the touch, trigger points feel like small bumps, nodules or knots in your muscle.


Trigger points can develop in any muscle, but the most common muscle groups that are treated with trigger point injections include:


  • Masseter (a muscle in your jaw).
  • Levator scapulae (a muscle on the sides of your neck).
  • Gluteus medius (a muscle in your hip).
  • Quadratus lumborum (a deep muscle in your low back).
  • Trapezius (the muscle extending over the back of your neck and shoulders).
  • Sternocleidomastoid (a muscle in the front of your neck).
  • Temporalis (a muscle on the sides of your head).

Who Needs It?

A trigger point injection may be right for you if your trigger point pain has not improved with other treatments, including over-the-counter pain medication, heat therapy, massage therapy, myofascial release ad physical therapy.

Providers typically use trigger point injections alongside physical therapy and stretching exercises to alleviate the pain.

This strategy can be particularly beneficial when a trigger point injection is initially used to reduce pain in people who are unable to do physical therapy or stretching due to intense pain. The trigger point injection can allow physical therapy to be more effective.

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