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You say it’s hard for patients to find good trigger point therapy. You shouldn’t say that! We certify good trigger point therapists! Massage balls work like foam rollers, but they help you massage the smaller areas foam rollers can’t reach. Apply as much pressure as you can tolerate until the tenderness subsides and then move onto the next point. None of that is a deal-breaker, though: muscle pain is still an important topic, “trigger points” is a useful work-in-progress label for whatever is actually going on, and everyone agrees that something painful is happening. So all the more reason to have a rational tour guide to take you through a murky subject. What’s useful in the theory of trigger points? Who disagrees and why? What’s half-baked and obsolete? What are the major pitfalls? I critically analyze the topic from all sides. 28 Strain-counterstrain (AKA positional release): find a neutral, comfy position and rest there [Jun 2021]

A. Probably not, but maybe! Many specific pain problems are mentioned briefly, but the book doesn’t go into detail about any of them. You don’t really need the link to every common pain problem spelled out. Trigger points cause and complicate all injuries in fairly predictable ways — that’s why they are clinically intriguing! Trigger pointing can help break down adhesions and scar tissue within the soft tissues. Adhesions and scar tissue are formed as part of the healing process. Adhesions and scar tissues are rigid and restrict movement. Trigger pointing increases blood circulation and increases temperature of the tissues. Increased temperature can relax the tissues and create more movement. Pressure from trigger pointing can break down the tissue fibres and help realign them into normal form. Improved: I have added much clearer and more thorough information about the difference between a strain (clear mechanism involving structural damage) and a trigger point (unclear mechanism, no obvious structural component). [Updated section: Could it be ________? Regional pains that trigger points get confused with.] Acupressure mats are great for people who want to relieve tension at the end of the day before going to bed but don’t want to put a lot of effort into it.Massage guns are high powered devices that provide short bursts of pressure to targeted areas of your body. Advanced Trigger Point Troubleshooting — What can you do about severe and persistent trigger points? Repeat for three to five minutes, ideally as often as five or six times per day. “It needs to be part of the daily routine,” Dr. Adams says. Trigger pointing also can help relieve tight muscles. Trigger points can cause localised tightness or a whole muscle group to tighten. Tight muscles can limit movement around a joint and can cause more pain. Trigger pointing can help relieve tightness by causing autogenic inhibition. Autogenic inhibition is the reflex response to excessive tension in the muscle fibres it supplies. When maximum contraction is applied, it is followed by maximal relaxation promoting a release of tightness and pain.

Budget: Because there’s a wide range of products for every budget, it’s helpful to have an idea of how much you’re willing to spend on a myofascial release tool. Especially if you buy a motorized product, you’ll also want to note what’s covered under warranty and for how long. Bed of Nails is one of the best-recognized brands creating acupressure mats, and their mat comes with a carry case. This product provides multiple choices for massage point knobs: a medium silicone knob and a heavy fibre knob. This customizable approach allows users to select the massage knob that suits them best, facilitating precise control over the pressure and pinpointing muscle nodes effectively.

The basic principles of trigger point release (therapy)

A trigger point is a spot that is sensitive to pressure, mainly in muscle tissue, and often associated with aching and stiffness. 12 13 Almost everyone gets these spots, like pimples, but some people get more of them, and more painful ones, and no one really knows what they are. They have had many names over the decades, 14 but myofascial triggerpoint ( TrP) is the trendiest and most widely accepted label in the last 20 years.

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