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yes its help to cure this pain
No, it is not effective. the most effective modality is ultrasound because
L'aiguilletage à sec n'est du tout efficace mais nous devons essayer de defferentes technique avec un spécialiste
in case of condition such has frozen shoulder we cant depend on one technique or modality like dry needling or ultrasound.....but we need to try to out differnt techniques in few patients dry needling too helps but not on all the patient. but i found accupunture to b bit more effective then other techniques
DRY NEEDLING IS NOT EFFECTIVE
Not really but in some cases could be effective. In a frozen shoulder the most efficient therapy is the kinisiotherapy and Some TENS electro therapy device.
Frozen shoulder, otherwise known as adhesive capsulitis, is one of those tricky conditions which I have found respond well to treatment, but patience is required. I am a physiotherapist who likes to see quick results, either objectively or subjectively, ideally both!
However as we all know, the pathophysiology of the frozen shoulder often does not lend itself to such expectations and at the outset and it is important to make the patient aware of this fact.
