Target Pain at the Source with Dry Needling

Find lasting relief from muscle pain and tension. Our certified therapists use dry needling to target trigger points, improve mobility, and help you move pain-free.

What Is Dry Needling?

Dry needling is a skilled technique performed by certified physical therapists to help relieve pain, reduce muscle tension, and improve movement. During treatment, your therapist gently inserts thin, sterile, stainless-steel needles into trigger points, tight bands or “knots” within muscles that can cause pain or limit motion.

Unlike injections, dry needling uses no medication or fluids. The thin, sterile needles work by gently stimulating tight or knotted muscles, helping them relax, improving circulation, and promoting natural healing.

Dry needling is often combined with exercise, manual therapy, and patient education to create lasting results and address the root cause of your pain.

Why Choose FSPT for Dry Needling?

At First Settlement Physical Therapy (FSPT), our physical therapists are trained to safely and effectively perform dry needling as part of a personalized treatment plan. We focus on helping you recover faster, move better, and live pain-free. Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain or recovering from an injury.

Dry Needling can treat conditions such as:

Whether your pain stems from a sports injury, overuse, or chronic muscle tension, dry needling may help you find relief and regain mobility.

Find Relief with Dry Needling at FSPT

If muscle pain, tightness, or limited mobility are holding you back, dry needling may help you move and feel better. Contact your nearest FSPT location today to schedule an appointment or learn whether dry needling is right for you.

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FAQs About Physical Therapy in WV & OH

We’re here to guide you through recovery. Below are some common questions patients have before starting physical therapy with us.

Do I need a doctor’s referral to see a physical therapist?

Most insurances do not require a referral for physical therapy.

A typical physical therapy appointment will last between 45-60 minutes.

Yes, and we accept all insurances and will help you check your insurance benefits at no charge!