Treatment for Myofascial Pain

Patients with chronic face and neck pain, or myofascial pain, must typically undergo several treatments to alleviate the pain symptoms associated with the condition. A comprehensive treatment plan may include the following treatments:


  • Physical therapy
  • Spray and Stretch: application of a very cold spray that temporarily distracts the muscle, allowing a doctor or therapist to stretch the muscle to the point of release.
  • Trigger point injections: The injection works to relax the tension of the trigger point and relieve associated pain, allowing the trigger point to be released and more effectively addressed with physical therapy.
  • Medications


Treatment of myofascial pain can be dependent on the patient’s level of health or severity of injury. An individual’s rate of improvement may vary based on a number of conditions including:


  • Overall physical fitness and health
  • Compliance with self-care and at-home treatment
  • Underlying skeletal abnormalities
  • Depression, anxiety or stress
  • Nutrition
  • Quality of sleep
  • Other medical conditions

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(509) 578-5774

1363 Columbia Park Trail, Suite 101,

Richland, WA 99352

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