Muscle Fascial Tightness Release

What is fascia?

You can think of fascia like a spider web. The stringy tissue is densely woven throughout your muscles, bones, nerves, arteries, veins, and organs. Your fascia is one continuous structure throughout your body. Each part of your body is connected to it in some way. That’s why if there’s a snag in the tissue in one part of your body, it can cause pain in another part of your body.

Normally, the fascia is flexible and stretchy. But it’s strong. It provides structural support to your body and protects your muscles. Fascia is usually able to move without any restrictions. When your body experiences any kind of trauma, your fascia loses its flexibility. It becomes tightened and more rigid. The tightness can lead to pain and loss of motion, which can affect your quality of life.

Acupressure therapy is a cost-effective back pain operation

Neck and back pain can be debilitating and lead to chronic conditions. The therapists provide a skilled, hands-on approach to identifying the source of pain and treating your neck and back pain to restore function and decrease pain. Recent research has shown TCM therapy is a more cost-effective, less invasive option for patients suffering from back pain.

· Degenerative Disc Disease

· Spinal Stenosis

· Spinal Instability

· Whiplash

· Facet arthropathy (arthritis)

· Disc Herniation

· Bulging Discs

· Radiculopathy or pinched nerve

· Sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction

· Status post spinal surgery

· Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) dysfunction

· Migraines/Headaches

· Fibromyalgia and myofascial pain

· Concussion and post-concussive syndrome

What are the benefits of myofascial release therapy?

Pain management: Soreness may be reduced and your tissues may start to recover.
Increased movement: The range of motion in your muscles and joints may improve.
Improved circulation: Your blood and oxygen may move more efficiently throughout your body.
Relaxation: Massage therapy has been shown to help your body relax and loosen knots.
Stress management: Tension throughout your body may be released.

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