Dry Needling in Karachi

Dry needling uses very fine, sterile needles to release tight bands in muscles, known as trigger points. We use it alongside exercise and hands-on therapy as part of a full treatment plan.

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45–60 minute sessions
Home visit or online session
One-to-one with a physiotherapist
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What we treat

Conditions we help with

Muscle knots and trigger points
Neck and shoulder tension
Lower back muscle pain
Tension headaches
Tennis elbow
Calf and hamstring tightness

Treatment

How we treat it

Trigger point needling

Fine needles placed into the tight band of muscle.

Single-use sterile needles

A new needle for every point, disposed of safely.

Stretching after needling

Helps the released muscle keep its new length.

Home exercise plan

Simple exercises to keep the results between sessions.

Your session

What to expect

Assessment

We ask about your symptoms and check your movement, strength and posture.

Explanation

You get a clear explanation of the cause and a treatment plan.

Treatment

Hands-on therapy at home, or guided exercise and advice in an online session.

Home plan

Simple exercises to keep improving between sessions.

FAQ

Common questions

Does dry needling hurt?

Most people feel a brief twitch or ache in the muscle. Any soreness afterwards usually settles within a day or two.

Is it the same as acupuncture?

No. Both use fine needles, but dry needling targets muscle trigger points based on anatomy and is part of physiotherapy treatment.

Is dry needling safe?

When done by a trained therapist with sterile, single-use needles it is generally safe. Tell us if you are pregnant, take blood thinners or are afraid of needles.