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trigger point A well localized point of tenderness. In low back problems, these points are usually located in the paravertebral areas.
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trigger point Same as an acupressure point; specific body locations that, when pressed with the fingers, relieve tension, pain, or pressure.
Ãâó: www.acupressure.com/articles/glossary.htm
trigger point In muscles and other soft tissues, an identifiable location that causes pain or dysfunction somewhere else. It feels to the touch as a conical "Hershey Kiss" of energy in the soft tissue.
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trigger point A spot in a muscle which may be very tense or sore. Use of applied pressure, cold or the combination of the two and often releive trigger points (which ofen hurt like heck and may refer pain to other parts of the body while releasing). These are related to, but not aways the same as,
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