Trigger Point Injection Therapy (TPIT) combines the precision of acupuncture point theory with the targeted delivery of homeopathic or nutritional compounds directly into muscle trigger points — sites of concentrated pain, spasm, and dysfunction. The result is enhanced, longer-lasting relief compared to needling alone.
How It Works
Trigger points are hyperirritable spots within a taut band of skeletal muscle. They cause local pain, referred pain patterns, restricted movement, and autonomic symptoms. Conventional treatment often misses them entirely — which is why so many chronic pain patients remain stuck despite other interventions.
At AcuMed Clinic, Dr. Kitt identifies trigger points through palpation and patient history, then delivers micro-injections of homeopathic or nutritional compounds precisely at the target site. The medicine is retained at the acupuncture point, providing a sustained therapeutic effect far beyond the treatment session itself.
Injectable Options
Nutritional injectables available include Glutathione, Vitamin C, Zinc, Vitamin B12, Biotin, and NAD — selected based on your clinical presentation and treatment goals.
Homeopathic injectables include Zeel and Traumeel (joint and soft tissue support), Lymphomyosot (lymphatic drainage), Engystol (immune support), and Guna formulations including MD-Neural and MD-Matrix for neural and connective tissue regeneration.
Combining with Other Treatments
Injection therapy is most effective when combined with acupuncture and, where appropriate, massage therapy. The combined approach addresses trigger points at multiple levels simultaneously — releasing mechanical restriction, reducing neurological sensitization, and supporting tissue repair.
Dr. Kitt designs each treatment session as an integrated whole, not a menu of separate services. Injection therapy is added where it will have the greatest impact for your specific condition.
Conditions We Treat Include:
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