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Frequently Asked Questions
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Your therapist will assess tight areas, apply targeted pressure to release trigger points, and may use stretching and mobility work. Sessions can feel intense but should not cause sharp pain; therapists adjust pressure to your tolerance and provide aftercare instructions.
Treatment frequency depends on severity, chronicity, and response. Acute tension may improve in one to three sessions, while chronic spasms often require a series of weekly visits plus home exercises and posture changes to maintain results.
You may feel firm pressure or brief discomfort as tight tissue releases. Therapists communicate with you to manage intensity. Any lasting severe pain should be reported immediately; mild soreness afterwards is common and typically subsides within 24 to 72 hours.
Certain medical issues like deep vein thrombosis, untreated fractures, severe osteoporosis, skin infections, or recent surgeries may contraindicate treatment. Always disclose your medical history and medications so practitioners can modify therapy or refer you for appropriate medical evaluation.
Hydrate, rest, and apply gentle stretching or heat as recommended. Avoid strenuous activity for 24 hours and follow any home exercises provided. If soreness persists beyond three days or symptoms worsen, contact the clinic for reassessment.
Yes, when combined with rehabilitation, posture correction, and lifestyle changes. Regular sessions can manage symptoms and improve function, but lasting relief often requires addressing underlying causes and adopting ongoing self-care and ergonomic strategies.