About Myotherapy treatments to treat muscular pain
About Myotherapy treatments to treat muscular pain
If you are an individual who experiences excruciating muscular or joint pain and feel as if you have tried every treatment option there is without much success you might want to look in to Myotherapy treatment to help relieve you of the aches and pains.
Myotherapy is a specialised type of treatment used to relieve deep muscle and joint pain. It has been found that when muscles are placed under a lot of strain trigger points form in these areas that result in localised pain. These trigger points can result in excruciating deep muscular pain that is commonly refer to as knots. These knots can also lead to difficulty with gross and fine motor movements in individuals. Myotherapy has been used to treat conditions such as sciatica, carpal tunnel, tennis elbow, migraines and back pain as well as other conditions.
Myotherapy combines various types of treatments that target the trigger point to help lessen pain. A qualified myotherapist is trained to use these different types of techniques treat the muscles pain caused by the knots in the trigger points. Myotherapist use deep tissue massages, ischemic compression, cupping, dry needling, and rehabilitative exercises as treatments and therapies to help cure and lessen muscle pain. Myotherapy targets the root cause of the pain by using a range of treatments to overcome the physical pain and damage caused by the trigger points. The wide range of treatment options also means that you get a personalised treatment plan to suit your individual need is. A myotherapist will draw up a special treatment plan tailored specifically to target the specific muscle that is causing you the pain.
Since Myotherapy differs from massage therapy in that, it uses an array of different techniques and therapy options instead of a single type of therapy. It is a much more comprehensive way of curing deep tissue muscular pain.
If you feel that Myotherapy is an option for you and you are looking for a myotherapist to help you with your muscle pain make sure that the therapist you see is a registered Myotherapist with an approved association such as the Institute Of Registered Myotherapists of Australia.