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Advanced Dry Needling

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Advanced Dry Needling Therapy That Targets Pain at the Source

Dry Needling Therapy

When pain and muscle tightness disrupt your life, you need more than temporary relief — you need expert care that addresses the root cause. Advanced dry needling therapy offers a powerful, evidence-based solution for musculoskeletal and neurological pain.

Our team provides personalized dry needling treatment in Raleigh, NC, helping patients move better, feel better, and get back to doing what they love. Schedule your appointment today and start your path to relief.

What Is Dry Needling?

Dry needling is a clinical technique that involves inserting a fine, solid monofilament needle into soft tissue structures—like muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joint capsules—to reduce pain and improve movement. Needle length varies based on the treatment site. Unlike wet needling (which delivers medication), dry needling relies solely on mechanical stimulation to influence the neuromuscular system.

This method is backed by principles of Western medicine and is designed to:

What Conditions Benefit from Dry Needling?

Dry needling is used to treat a wide range of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions. It’s especially effective for patients experiencing:

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How Does Dry Needling Help?

Dry needling promotes healing by triggering both mechanical and neurological responses:

The result? Less pain, improved strength and mobility, and better overall function in everyday activities.

What Happens During a Dry Needling Session?

Your first visit includes a comprehensive evaluation of your pain, posture, movement quality, and medical history. Based on your assessment, we create a plan that may combine dry needling with:

During needling, you may feel sensations such as:

Most patients report minimal discomfort and start noticing results within a few sessions.

Dry Needling vs. Wet Needling

Feature

Dry Needling

Wet Needling

Needle Type

Solid, monofilament (.15–.35mm)

Hollow bore (.5–1mm)

Injections Used

None

Corticosteroids, anesthetic

Typical Side Effects

Soreness, bruising

Includes risk of skin damage

Dry needling avoids medication-related risks while still delivering therapeutic benefits.

Although both use similar needles, their philosophies and applications differ significantly:

Dry Needling vs. Acupuncture

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Who Can Perform Dry Needling?

Dry needling is performed by licensed professionals such as physical therapists (PTs), occupational therapists (OTs), chiropractors (DCs), and physicians. These clinicians undergo advanced post-graduate education to ensure safe, effective application.

What Makes Our IDN Clinicians Different

Our Integrative Dry Needling (IDN) certified therapists bring advanced training and a holistic mindset to every session. Here’s how they stand out:

Safety, Reactions & Contraindications

Common (Minor) Reactions:
Rare (Major) Risks:
Relative Contraindications:
Absolute Contraindications:

Nervous About Needles? You’re Not Alone

We understand dry needling can sound intimidating. That’s why we:

Get Started with Expert Dry Needling Today

Many patients report the experience as easier than expected—and well worth it for the relief it brings.

Don’t let muscle or nerve pain limit your life. Our advanced dry needling therapy offers a safe, effective solution for lasting relief.

Call us at (919) 646-3261 or book your evaluation online to get started on your personalized care plan today.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dry Needling

Most patients report feeling a brief muscle twitch or cramp during dry needling, but it typically resolves quickly. Some soreness is normal afterward, similar to what you might feel after a workout.

The number of dry needling sessions varies based on your condition and goals. Some patients feel relief after 1-2 sessions, while others benefit from a series of treatments as part of their full physical therapy plan.

No. While both techniques use thin needles, dry needling is based on modern anatomical and neuromuscular science, targeting trigger points in muscle tissue. Acupuncture is rooted in traditional Chinese medicine with different treatment principles.

Yes. We combine dry needling with other evidence-based techniques like manual therapy, stretching, and exercise to provide comprehensive care and long-term results.

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