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What is the Graston Technique and how does it alleviate pain?

Graston Technique is an innovative and proven approach to the diagnosis and treatment of connective soft tissue injuries.  The Technique is performed with patented stainless steel instruments designed to detect and treat soft-tissue fibrosis or chronic inflammation in order to reduce pain and restore function.
 When connective tissue, such as muscle, ligaments or tendons become scarred, it can result in pain, tenderness, loss of flexibility and motion.  It is not unusual to find a restriction in one part of the body that produces pain and dysfunction in another area, commonly known as the kinetic chain.
  Hospitals, clinics, professional and university sports teams as well as industry rely on Graston Technique for the treatment of injuries.

  The Graston Technique has proven to be a quick and effective treatment for all kinds of soft tissue pain including:

                                 ♦ Elbow Pain (Tennis/Golfer's Elbow)
                                 ♦ Shoulder Pain
                                 ♦Hand Pain/ Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
                                 ♦ Foot Pain
                                 ♦ Neck Pain
                                 ♦ Back Pain
                                 ♦ Shoulder Pain 
                                 ♦ Hip Pain
                                 ♦ Wrist Pain                                                                       
                                 ♦ Knee Pain                                                                       FAQ's
Q. How long does Graston therapy take?

A. That depends on the injury and how long you've had it but typically pain issues are resolved within three months.

Q. I've never heard of the Graston Technique....is it new?

A.Graston technique was developed 15 years ago by an Athletic Trainer and is based on a treatment used by a well renowned orthopedist, Dr. John Cyriax many years ago. Actually there are 2,5000 Graston trained practitioners in the U.S. today. 

Go to Grastontechnique.com for more information 

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