MUSCLE & SOFT TISSUE
Myofascial pain syndrome
Ongoing muscle pain and sensitive trigger points.
Understanding persistent muscle pain
Myofascial pain syndrome describes a pattern of muscle pain associated with sensitive areas often called trigger points. Discomfort may be local or felt in another area, and can interfere with movement.
What you might notice
- Deep aching or tightness
- Sensitive muscle areas
- Pain felt beyond the tender spot
A conversation about your needs.
We will discuss the pattern of pain, everyday demands, previous assessment and what has or has not helped. Persistent pain is individual and may need broader care.
What your visit looks like
You identify the areas of concern and we agree on access, positioning and comfort. The radial device is introduced with ongoing feedback.
We bring the equipment to you. A first visit reserves 30 minutes for consultation and treatment; follow-ups reserve 20 minutes.
Your next steps
We focus the conversation on meaningful goals and your response, without promising to permanently eliminate trigger points.
Suitability and results vary. This technician-provided service does not replace medical diagnosis or a rehabilitation plan.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s make room
for better movement.
Start with a conversation about your needs.
Get care in a space that’s comfortable for you.