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TRIGGER POINT DRY NEEDLING CONSENT AND REQUEST FOR PROCEDURE Trigger point dry needling (TEN) involves placing a tiny acupuncture needle into a muscle or muscles in order to release shortened bands

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1. Begin by familiarizing yourself with the anatomy and physiology of trigger points. Understand where these points are located in the body and how they can cause pain and dysfunction.
2. Gather necessary equipment such as sterile needles, alcohol swabs, gloves, and a clean, well-lit environment.
3. Assess the patient and determine if trigger point dry needling is appropriate for them. Consider their medical history, current symptoms, and any contraindications.
4. Obtain informed consent from the patient. Explain the procedure, potential risks, benefits, and expected outcomes. Answer any questions they may have and address any concerns.
5. Prepare the treatment area by cleaning the skin with alcohol swabs or other appropriate disinfectant.
6. Identify the trigger points within the patient's muscles using a combination of palpation and knowledge of referred pain patterns. Mark these points on the skin for reference.
7. Choose the appropriate size and gauge of needle for the treatment. The length of the needle will depend on the location and depth of the trigger point.
8. Use a sterile technique to insert the needle into the trigger point. This may involve a quick, shallow insertion or a deeper technique depending on the specific needling approach being used.
9. Once the needle is inserted, you can manually manipulate it by gently twisting or lifting and depressing it to provoke a twitch response in the muscle. This can help release tension and deactivate the trigger point.
10. After the needle has been left in place for the desired amount of time, carefully remove it and dispose of properly according to medical waste guidelines.

Who needs trigger point dry needling:

1. Individuals suffering from myofascial pain syndrome, where trigger points are a common finding.
2. Those with chronic muscular pain or tension caused by trigger points.
3. Athletes or active individuals who experience muscle imbalances, tightness, or overuse injuries.
4. People with postural problems or movement dysfunctions that contribute to trigger point development.
5. Individuals seeking an alternative or adjunctive treatment for pain relief and improved muscle function.

It is important to note that trigger point dry needling should always be performed by a trained and licensed healthcare professional.

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