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It twitches cause it’s so tight

You don’t have to do all this I can tell you exactly where to inject I can feel it.

Exactly where my pain is I’ve been suicidal 20 years had a hip surgery for nothing drs won’t listen ruined my life.

so many videos have the patient lateral recumbant, but i get better results the way you are doing it.

wow

I was 34 years old i had same place your touching pain for 15 years whatever it was nerve/muscles pain i underwent acupuncture treatment first time doing it i went into cardiac arrest for a few seconds more like a minute or 2 and sweating like crazy when i gained consciousness. immediately Doctor called 911 i was rushed to a trauma center, i have never felt like this ever in my life like as i was dying but god was on my side that day and made a full recovery 6 months later so many er stays doctor visits i "NO LONGER HAVE BACK PAIN" i live pain free everything is numb on my back same place this video is showing. :) im blessed to this day i believe accupunture hit a NERVE runs straight to my brain, everything went black i could hear but couldnt see very scary experience i went back to see the Acupuncturist a year later to actually thank him he worked a miracle on me almost coused me my life but im here today to tell you IT ACTUALLY WORKS LOL I KNOW WHAT IT IS TO HAVE BACK PAIN EVERY SECOND EVERY MINUTE ECERY DAY FOR 15 YEARS. I WISH ALL OF YOU GOING THROUGH IT PAIN FREE !! BEST REGARDS TONY 2024

OMG speak up please

external jugular... not external carotid...

It’s Acupuncture.

This hurts like a MF

Excellent 👍

Not one piston or twitch. Amazing video ...

Ooooo lord have mercy

Wtf

I think he might hit the sciatic nerve

I've never seen someone leave the needles in like that. Usually it's insertion, manipulation and immediate removal.

Sir my ehl tandon was cut and operated 55 day ago so can I walk now or not

Is this risky cause of windpipe and nerves nearby?

great thanks

Show us for glutes medius knots twitch

I am having surgery for a partial tear on Thursday through the bottom of my foot. Do you have any recommendations for healing or can you give me any information on what that will kind of look like

The draping needs to be right out of the way so we can see where you are

very precise operator !

How many times the dry needling do?

Great video, thanks!

How does this help ?

Seems like scalene issues can cause splenius cervicis tightness and pain. Front side to back. I need acupuncture bad

If the muscle doesn't twitch than has he trigger point been missed?

1:46

Really good and educational explanation. Thumb up! 👍

This is exactly what I need my PT for this week.

Please upload for palpation techniques

wanted to ask can this help if you feel discomfort wearing a shirt

Needle size???

Why avoiding sciatic nerve ...needle can be done at nerve also

Hi great video. What vertebrae level are you needling here for the superior trigger point of levator ? Thanks

You're da man bro. Good explanation

Do it prone. Works better

Too large of a needle you didn’t do much.

just say again what condition this is for please. TY

what´s up with the camera? You turned it the wrong way!!

Exactly where you place the needle, is where I have a hard tissue. What could this be?

I get a sharp prickly pain in the back of my head when my PT dry needles my right sub occipital muscles

Acupuncture!

Youre good at what you do

Call it what it is...Acupuncture!

what length needle are you using?

I've got bad pain in my tibualus posterior years now comes and goes if I run even 200m the pain is bad for hours sometimes days. I've had a me and cortisone injection but to no luck the fri said I've a sack of fluid around my tedon and tendon is raw?? how do I fix this

Hey Nathan. I liked this video a lot - thanks for sharing your work! Are you a PT? LMT? Other? I have very severe chronic pain and muscle dysfunction of my trapezius/levator scapulae. I have had cervical injections put in by my physiatrist, I get regular chiropractic adjustments, regular massage therapy (only very deep tissue massage in this region for 60-90 minutes), and do my own work on this region daily. One thing I do is to self-knead this area daily, and I have also been self-dry needling this area (like at 2:30 in your video), but I use a slightly longer needle and often leave the needle in the affected area(s) for 5-10 minutes, depending on the symptoms of the day. One of roots of my problem is my loss of cervical lordosis. I have a completely straight neck (X-ray and MRI evidence - it's been like this for almost 20 years now). It was on the verge of actually curving the opposite direction, but I've been working on exercises and changing my sleep habits which hasn't helped reverse the damage (yet?) but it has prevented things from progressing and getting worse. I was wondering what kind of "self-help" tips you had for someone in my position. I really enjoy and benefit from dry needling and deep-kneading/massage. I don't want to stop doing that. But what else can I add, or do you suggest I try some new or different techniques based on what I wrote above? Looking forward to hearing back from you. Thanks again, Nathan!

Where is the trigger point for the suboccipital capitus major muscle?