Tight muscle knot that just won’t go away?
Learn how acupuncture for muscle knots and trigger points may help release tension, improve circulation, and support better movement.
In this video, Melva Chen, Registered Acupuncturist at Next Step Physio & Neurorehab Clinic in Edmonton, explains what muscle knots and trigger points are, why they develop, and how acupuncture may help reduce persistent muscle tightness.
You’ll learn:
✅ What muscle knots are
✅ How trigger points can cause referred pain
✅ Why tight spots often develop in the neck, shoulders, and back
✅ How posture, stress, overuse, and repetitive movement contribute to muscle tension
✅ How acupuncture may help improve circulation and relax tight muscle fibres
✅ Why acupuncture may be combined with physiotherapy, stretching, muscle therapy, and posture correction
Muscle knots occur when small areas of muscle fibres remain contracted rather than relaxing normally. Trigger points are sensitive spots within tight muscle bands that may cause local pain or discomfort that can radiate to other areas, such as headaches from neck trigger points or arm discomfort from shoulder trigger points.
If you experience recurring muscle knots, neck tightness, shoulder tension, upper back discomfort, or trigger point pain, professional care can help identify what may be contributing to these issues.
📍 Next Step Physio & Neurorehab Clinic
7319 29 Ave NW, Suite 106A
Edmonton, AB T6K 2P1, Canada
📞 Call: (587) 855-4559
🌐 Visit: www.nextstepphysio.ca
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Tight muscle knot that just won’t go away?
Learn how acupuncture for muscle knots and trigger points may help release tension, improve circulation, and support better movement.
In this video, Melva Chen, Registered Acupuncturist at Next Step Physio & Neurorehab Clinic in Edmonton, explains what muscle knots and trigger points are, why they develop, and how acupuncture may help reduce persistent muscle tightness.
You’ll learn:
✅ What muscle knots are
✅ How trigger points can cause referred pain
✅ Why tight spots often develop in the neck, shoulders, and back
✅ How posture, stress, overuse, and repetitive movement contribute to muscle tension
✅ How acupuncture may help improve circulation and relax tight muscle fibres
✅ Why acupuncture may be combined with physiotherapy, stretching, muscle therapy, and posture correction
Muscle knots occur when small areas of muscle fibres remain contracted rather than relaxing normally. Trigger points are sensitive spots within tight muscle bands that may cause local pain or discomfort that can radiate to other areas, such as headaches from neck trigger points or arm discomfort from shoulder trigger points.
If you experience recurring muscle knots, neck tightness, shoulder tension, upper back discomfort, or trigger point pain, professional care can help identify what may be contributing to these issues.
📍 Next Step Physio & Neurorehab Clinic
7319 29 Ave NW, Suite 106A
Edmonton, AB T6K 2P1, Canada
📞 Call: (587) 855-4559
🌐 Visit: www.nextstepphysio.ca
👍 Found this video helpful? Like, comment with your questions, subscribe for more acupuncture and wellness tips, and share it with someone dealing with stubborn muscle tension.
#acupuncture #muscletension #triggerpoints #painrelief o #acupuncturist #physicaltherapy #stressrelief #neckpain #shoulderpain #backpain #posturecorrection #musclestiffness #wellnessjourney #holistichealth #massage #exercise #healthtips #healtheducation #relaxation #healthylifestyle #healthy #healthcare #selfcare #health #healthyliving #healing #healingjourney #Edmontonphysio #NextStepNeuro