Trigger Point Injections

Trigger points develop when muscles become tight and tense, often due to overuse, stress, or injury, and can cause sharp, localized pain that radiates to other parts of the body. This treatment is commonly used for myofascial pain syndrome, tension headaches, and neck and back pain linked to muscle tightness.

Trigger point injections are also used for conditions like TMJ disorder and carpal tunnel syndrome. Because the medication is delivered directly to the source rather than affecting the whole body, patients often experience fewer side effects than with oral medications.

The injections are not a permanent cure — trigger points can return if contributing factors like poor posture or stress aren’t addressed — so they’re often combined with physical therapy, chiropractic care, or lifestyle changes for lasting results.

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