Specialized Therapy

Dry Needling & Cupping Therapy

Evidence-based trigger point release and myofascial circulation therapy.

5.0 Rating (157+ Reviews)Evidence-Based CareDr. Sonam Maurya (BPTh)
Dry Needling & Cupping Therapy

Session Duration

30 – 45 minutes per session

Sessions Required

3 – 6 sessions

Expected Recovery

Immediate muscular tension release; full sore-free benefit in 24–48 hours.

Treatment Overview

Dry Needling utilizes ultra-thin sterile filament needles inserted directly into muscular trigger points ('knots') to evoke a local twitch response, deactivating tight muscle fibers and relieving deep pain. Combined with clinical Cupping Therapy, it stimulates local micro-circulation, releases fascial restriction, and accelerates tissue repair.

Common Symptoms

  • Deep muscular knots in upper back, neck, or calves
  • Chronic trigger point tenderness that resists stretching
  • Myofascial pain syndrome and restricted flexibility

Underlying Causes

  • Chronic postural strain and repetitive muscle overuse
  • Stress-induced muscle tension and fibrositis

4-Step Clinical Treatment Process

Step 01

Trigger Point Palpation

Identifying exact hyper-irritable taut bands in the affected muscle group.

Step 02

Sterile Needle Insertion

Inserting fine single-use needles to induce therapeutic muscle relaxation.

Step 03

Vacuum Cupping Application

Applying silicone or glass vacuum cups to decompress tight connective tissue fascia.

Step 04

Post-Release Stretch & Integration

Gentle lengthening of the released muscle to establish new resting length.

Recommended For

  • Patients with myofascial pain syndrome and persistent muscle tightness
  • Athletes with heavy muscle fatigue and calf/shoulder knots
  • Individuals with chronic neck or upper back stiffness

Precautions & Contraindications

  • Patients with severe needle phobia or bleeding disorders (haemophilia)
  • Application directly over skin lesions, rashes, or open wounds

Treatment Gallery

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is dry needling painful?

You may feel a minor prick followed by a brief muscle twitch response, which signals successful trigger point release.

Dr. Sonam Maurya

BPTh (Mumbai University)

Registration No: 10534

✔ Senior Consultant Physiotherapist

✔ 10+ Years Clinical Experience

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