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PEOPLE WITH IDENTIFIED PAINFUL TRIGGER POINTS (TP) WITHIN THE SOLEUS AND GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLES COMPLEX

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Zap and poke: can electricity boost needle therapy for muscle pain?

Symptom relief Completed

This study tested whether combining two common physical therapy treatments—dry needling and electrical stimulation—works better to relieve painful muscle knots (trigger points) in the calf. Researchers compared the combined treatment against each treatment alone and a fake treatm…

Matched conditions: PEOPLE WITH IDENTIFIED PAINFUL TRIGGER POINTS (TP) WITHIN THE SOLEUS AND GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLES COMPLEX

Phase: NA • Sponsor: University of Rhode Island • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated Mar 16, 2026 15:24 UTC

PEOPLE WITH IDENTIFIED PAINFUL TRIGGER POINTS (TP) WITHIN THE SOLEUS AND GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLES COMPLEX

Get alerted when new PEOPLE WITH IDENTIFIED PAINFUL TRIGGER POINTS (TP) WITHIN THE SOLEUS AND GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLES COMPLEX trials appear

Zap and poke: can electricity boost needle therapy for muscle pain?