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Myofascial Release Care

Myofascial Release Care

Myofascial Release Care

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Located Inside Rexall, 505 Rymal Rd E, Hamilton, ON L8W 3X1

Phone No: (289) 401 2900
Email: [email protected]

Myofascial liberation technique (MRT) is a series of medical intervention for soft tissue damage such as muscles, tendons, ligaments and face structure. MRT is a natural, therapeutic, usually used in musculoskeletal injuries, resulting in more used muscles. This may include conditions such as stems, sprains, tears and older conditions.

Muscle strains and / or tears or injuries such as tendinopathy / tendonitis (causing tenderness and heart pain), joints (involuntary painful contractions), postural stress (repetitive stress damage) and may be caused by implicating nervous (ulnar level nervous compressive). Damaged muscles in time become less elastic and should not eventually do so. Such injuries cause pain and hardness. It is also known as myofascial density.

The techniques used are deep tissue massage/liberation, dusk rolling, counter-load technology, soft tissue raising and structural integration. This exercise is used to promote the feelings of the goodness of the physiotherapist as well as a massage.

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At Sterling Physiotherapy, we are committed to helping you recover from pain, regain mobility, and enhance your overall quality of life. Why let discomfort and stiffness hold you back? Our experienced physiotherapists in Hamilton create personalized treatment plans to help you get back to doing what you love.

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The licensed physiotherapists at Sterling Physiotherapy

Sterling physiotherapists in physiotherapy are certified in the release of soft tissue, and they use it for diseases and injuries such as neck, back pain, stress headache, carpal tunnel syndrome, shoulder pain, scissors and knee problems, Achilles tendinopathy. This technique also promotes healthy blood flow throughout the body.

Physiotherapists at our clinic are educated in the latest technical and scientific progress behind natural care and prevention for this type of injury. Myofascial liberation techniques are recognized as one of the most effective therapy forms from physiotherapists and patients, whether independent or in combination with medical means. Your physiotherapist will help you decide which treatments are best for you. Physiotherapist can also educate you what practice you can do at home in the middle of the treatment.

It is important to tell your physiotherapist if you take any recipe or medication without disk, and if you have any other test for your illness or injury such as MRI, CT scan or X-rays to help you help you help you and give you very good care for you.

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Frequently asked questions

This Therapy Can Benefit Patients Experiencing:

  • Chronic Pain
  • Muscle Tightness Or Stiffness
  • Headaches And Migraines
  • Fibromyalgia
  • TMJ (jaw Dysfunction)
  • Postural Issues
  • Scar Tissue Discomfort
  • Sports Or Overuse Injuries

While The Treatment May Cause Mild Discomfort In Tight Or Sensitive Areas, It Should Never Be Painful. Our Therapists Apply Gentle, Sustained Pressure To Ensure A Safe And Effective Release.

Unlike Traditional Massage That Focuses On Muscles, Myofascial Release Targets The Fascia. It Uses Slow, Deliberate Pressure To Release Restrictions Rather Than Rhythmic Strokes Or Kneading.

Sessions Typically Last 30 To 60 Minutes. The Number Of Sessions Depends On Your Condition, Severity Of Symptoms, And How Your Body Responds. Your Physiotherapist Will Develop A Personalized Treatment Plan.

Yes. Myofascial Release Is Often Combined With Physiotherapy, Exercise Programs, Chiropractic Care, And Other Manual Therapies To Enhance Recovery And Long-term Results.

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