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Cupping Treatment Could Help You Find Lasting Pain Relief

Ask Your Physical Therapist About Cupping Treatment

Cupping is a term that you may or may not be familiar with. The name may sound a little amusing, but it is a pain-relieving therapy treatment.

During this ancient type of alternative therapy, cups are placed on the skin to induce suction and treat pain, improve myofascial mobility, promote relaxation, enhance blood flow, and reduce inflammation. Your therapist may move the cups dynamically or leave them in place based on your needs.

Do you want to learn more about cupping and how it can help you relieve pain and suffering while allowing you to enjoy your everyday activities again? Click here to make an appointment and to find out more about how cupping can benefit you!

What does the cupping process look like?

Cupping was first utilized in ancient Chinese, Egyptian, and Middle Eastern cultures, and it is today used to relieve pain and reduce inflammation.

It is a complex therapeutic process. Our Colorado Springs, CO physical therapists apply cups on your skin, upside down. A small pump allows a vacuum to form, causing the skin to raise and the blood vessels to dilate.

Cupping is also known as a “tissue distraction release” technique. During the technique, cups slide over various regions of the body to elevate and separate tissue. This causes neural tissues, fascia, skin, ligaments, muscles, and tendons to loosen more easily. It works by relaxing muscles, releasing trigger points, stimulating lymphatic flow, increasing local circulation, and releasing scar tissue adhesion.

How can cupping help me?

It is important to bear in mind that cups are not a method of treatment involving wounds, infections, burns, or active inflammation of the skin.

This is a versatile therapy that may be adapted to your situation if you require lymphatic drainage or deep tissue massage.

Evidence supports cupping as an effective treatment technique for many disorders, such as chronic neck pain, low back pain, and fibromyalgia.

While there are some reservations regarding cupping, the procedure is supported by science. The suction in the cups creates negative pressure, which aids in the augmentation of hydration and blood flow to body tissues, the reduction of bondage, and the elimination of superfluous fluids.

There are numerous advantages to cupping. It can improve your skin’s health, help with respiratory issues, and even help with digestion. It is also used to shorten recovery times and alleviate symptoms associated with certain accidents and illnesses.

It’s also important to be aware that cupping can also cause bruises that can last up to two weeks on the skin. Bruises usually repair themselves over time, and they’re not something to worry about!

There are different methods of cuppings, which your therapist will give you more information about depending on your therapy treatment.

Discover the health benefits of cupping today

Do you have an injury or a health issue that prevents you from living your life the way you want to? It’s time to reclaim your health. You can start by making an appointment at our Colorado Springs, CO physical therapy office today to learn more about the health benefits of cupping!

Meeting with one of our licensed Colorado Springs, CO physical therapists can help you find out if cupping is right for you. At Joint Effort Physical Therapy, we are here to provide you with the relief you need.

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Physical Therapy North Colorado Springs, CO

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2835 Dublin Blvd
Colorado Springs, CO 80918

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Physical Therapy South Colorado Springs, CO

LOCATION:

202 East Cheyenne Mountain Boulevard Colorado Springs, CO 80906

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F: 719-527-9372

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