"Changing the way soft tissue injuries are treated."
The Graston Technique® is an instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization that enables a chiropractor to break down scar tissue or myofascial adhesions known as a triggerpoint. Triggerpoints can cause neck pain, back pain, arm pain & sciatica for which a Chiropractor can be helpful. This is an effective alternative to physical therapy.
Originally developed by athletes, The Graston Technique® is an interdisciplinary treatment used by more than 10,000 clinicians worldwide—including physical therapy and Chiropractor alike. The Graston Technique provides neck pain relief, back pain relief, sciatica relief and post-surgical pain relief by breaking up scar tissue and triggerpoints & diminishing muscle pain and Dr. Novelli is the only Orchard Park Chiropractor who is certified in The Graston Technique.
Dr. Stephen A. Novelli, an Orchard Park Chiropractor, uses The Graston Technique® on a daily basis to reduce muscle pain, scar tissue and triggerpoints. Post-surgical pain and sciatica pain are no match for The Graston Technique! Patients experience dramatic reductions in sciatica, back pain, neck pain and arm pain after being treated with The Graston Technique. It is a non-surgical treatment and it is an alternative to surgery.
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Decreases overall time of treatment
Fosters faster rehabilitation/recovery
Reduces need for anti-inflammatory medication
Resolves chronic conditions thought to be permanent |
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Allows patients to remain on the job
Reduces the need for splints, braces and job-site modifications
Contributes to reduction of labor and healthcare costs, direct and indirect |
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