Biomechanical assessment Dublin County

Sports Injuries, Joint Mobilisations and Manipulation, Dry Needling, Orthopaedics, Pre-Post surgical Treatment & Rehabilitation, Sports Massage, Respiratory Physiotherapy, Neurological (Stroke/CVA, MS,Parkinsons) physiotherapy,Lower back Pain, Headaches, Whiplash, Sprains & Strains, Frozen Shoulder, Tendonitis, Repetitive Strain Injuries, Golfers Elbow, Tennis Elbow, Rotator Cuff injury, Scoliosis, Shin Splints to name but a few. Full access to Consultant services and diagnostics including MRI, X-Ray, Ultrasound for prompt and accurate diagnosis and treatment. 

Dry Needling involves multiple advances of a filament needle into the muscle in the region of a “Trigger Point’. The aim of Dry Needling is to achieve a local twitch response to release muscle tension and pain. Dry needling is an effective treatment for chronic pain of neuropathic origin with very few side effects. This technique is unequaled in finding and eliminating neuromuscular dysfunction that leads to pain and functional deficits. The needle used is very thin and most subjects do not even feel it penetrate the skin. A healthy muscle feels very little discomfort with insertion of this needle. However if the muscle is sensitive and shortened or has active trigger points within it, the subject will feel a sensation like a muscle cramp -‘the twitch response’. The patient also may feel a reproduction of “their” pain which is a helpful diagnostic indicator for the practitioner attempting to diagnose the cause of the patients symptoms. Patients soon learn to recognize and even welcome this sensation as it results in deactivating the trigger point, reducing pain and restoring normal length function to the involved muscle.

In The Comfort Of Your Own Home …. Offers ConvenienceEliminates the Stress of Traveling- avoid driving, parking, waiting for your appointmentFacilitates Immobility - especially following injury, surgery, or illness. You may not be in a position to drive.Saves TimeOffers Comfort & Privacy in the familiar surroundings of your own homeGives you firsthand assessment of everyday mobility issuesIncludes Exercise Programs that can be designed around what you have at homeAllows Family/Carers to be present during your treatment session to ask questions and learn how they can helpOffers you Personal Attention for the entire sessionHelps you avoid long waiting listsHow much does it cost? All Chartered Physiotherapists listed on this site have quoted their own ratesSee your own Physiotherapist's profile for detailsWhat to expect: your first sessionA discussion of your health and current condition (how & when it started, your goals of treatment?, etc.)It helps to have any relevant information, including any GP or Consultant referrals, x-ray or scan results, medications etc. at handA physical assessment of things such as gait, flexibility, strength, balance, mobility and transfersYour physiotherapist would also discuss and explain their findings & decide on a treatment plan with youThey might give you exercises to do on your own or with help from family/caregivers?If it is required, they can set up a follow on appointment with youAside... If you have a lower limb or low back injury please wear shorts or similar for your own comfortLadies, if you are have an upper limb or neck injury please wear a string vest or similar for your own comfort