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Fascia pain
Fascia contains a large number of nerve endings, so restricted Fascia can be a real source of pain. Here is how it feels and how it is treated.
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How fascia pain feels
People describe a deep, diffuse ache rather than a sharp point, stiffness that eases with movement, a band of tightness, burning or pulling, and pain that moves from place to place.
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Why Fascia can hurt
Research has found that Fascia is richly supplied with sensory nerve endings, including some that sense pain. The thoracolumbar Fascia of the lower back is one of the most densely innervated sheets in the body.
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Treatment
Myofascial release, gentle movement and self release aim to restore glide in the tissue. See your GP about pain that is severe, getting worse, or comes with other symptoms.
Reviews
Fascia pain reviews
I arrived at my first session in a lot of pain as my back had gone again and didn't really know what to expect. I walked out pain free and astounded.
James taught me so much about my body that I didn't know and explained everything with videos and pictures. The first treatment helped my pain instantly.
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Questions
Fascia pain: questions answered
Can fascia pain show on a scan?
Standard scans rarely report on Fascia.
Is fascia pain the same as fibromyalgia?
No, though people with fibromyalgia often describe similar sensations.
What helps at home?
Warmth, gentle movement and slow stretching.
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