Trigger Point Injections target muscle knots to relieve pain, reduce tension, and restore mobility.
This outpatient procedure is designed to reduce or relieve the pain of trigger points. These small, tender knots can form in muscles or in the fascia (the soft, stretchy connective tissue that surrounds muscles and organs). The trigger point injection procedure takes only a few minutes to complete.
By targeting the exact source of pain, trigger point injections provide relief that other therapies may not achieve. Many patients notice improved flexibility and reduced muscle tension shortly after treatment.
Trigger Point Injections are a quick outpatient treatment for painful muscle knots caused by stress, injury, or overuse.
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A trigger point injection is a treatment that targets painful knots in muscles, called trigger points. These tight areas can cause localized pain and sometimes radiating discomfort. By injecting medication directly into the trigger point, the muscle relaxes, pain signals are interrupted, and relief follows. This outpatient procedure helps restore comfort and mobility.
You may need a trigger point injection if you suffer from ongoing muscle pain, spasms, or knots that do not improve with stretching, rest, or therapy. The injection is designed to target those specific tight spots, relaxing them and easing discomfort. It is often recommended when other conservative measures haven’t worked. Explore additional options in Pain Management.
During this procedure, your provider locates the painful knot in your muscle and inserts a thin needle into the trigger point. A small amount of medication, often a numbing agent, is injected directly into the area. The process relaxes the muscle and reduces pain. It is quick, minimally invasive, and done in an outpatient setting. Learn about similar injections like SI Joint Injection.
Trigger point injections are used for localized muscle pain caused by tight nodules or knots that form in the muscle tissue. These knots can feel tender, limit motion, and sometimes radiate discomfort to nearby areas. By treating the exact site of pain, the injection reduces tension, eases soreness, and improves mobility, for more information regarding this visit complementary care in Physical Therapy.
Relief from a trigger point injection varies. Some patients notice improvement within hours, while others may need multiple sessions for lasting benefit. The injection provides temporary relief so you can better participate in therapy or activity. Long-term results often depend on addressing the underlying muscle problem. Explore more advanced treatments like PRP Therapy.
Yes. Trigger point injections are considered safe and effective when performed by experienced providers. Because the injection is localized and minimally invasive, the risks are very low. Some patients may experience mild soreness at the injection site for a short period, but serious complications are rare. Compare with other procedures, such as Cervical Joint Injection.
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