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View Poll Results: Trigger Points
Always Tender or painful 7 53.85%
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Sometimes, it varies 6 46.15%
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Old 03-31-2011, 08:00 AM #8
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It also occured to me (20-20 hindsight) that some trigger points can return (or other problems be created) if the treatment is not followed up properly with further massage, stretching exercises, etc. - sometimes on the opposite side of the body than the original trigger point. This was explained (and stressed) by my therapist (I don't recall if the books/videos go into it sufficiently) as a 'balancing'. It's been a while, so my memory is a bit fuzzy, but we learned it as part of the process, so it's become automatic and we don't think about it - just do it.

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