If fascial adhesion problems occur, how should they be treated?
Author: Chloe Mo Founder & Registered Physiotherapist
ALOHA specializes in treating fascial adhesions and has many years of experience in fascia-related conditions. We use the "Five-Step Fascial Treatment" to thoroughly eliminate fascial adhesions.
Five-Step Fascial Treatment:
- ALOHA Exclusive Wide-Range Myofascial Release: A physiotherapist uses specific tools to apply pressure and traction to release fascial tension and adhesions, restoring its normal gliding function.
- Dry Needling: Inserting dry needles into tight muscle knots or fascial tissues to induce a "Muscle Twitching Effect," thereby reducing pain and fascial tension.
- Radiofrequency Ablation Therapy: Using radiofrequency energy to generate heat for treating fascia, reducing muscle tension and pain, and improving fascial flexibility.
- Shockwave Therapy: Using sound wave energy to treat painful areas, promote blood circulation, and tissue repair.
- Postural Correction: Educating patients on how to maintain good posture and proper movement patterns to avoid fascial tension and adhesions.
These treatment methods can be used individually or in combination, depending on the patient's condition and the therapist's assessment. Before starting any treatment plan, it is crucial to have a comprehensive evaluation by a qualified medical professional to determine the most suitable treatment options.
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