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Trigger points (TrPs) are localized, hyperirritable spots within a taut band of muscle or fascia that, when compressed, can refer pain to a distant area. These myofascial trigger points are a significant cause of musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction, often complicating the management of various chronic pain syndromes. Trigger point release is a therapeutic technique used in physiotherapy to deactivate these points, alleviate pain, and restore normal muscle function. In this blog, we will explore the concept of trigger point release in detail, discussing the mechanisms behind trigger points, how they are diagnosed, and the various methods of release used by physiotherapists to address this condition. What Are Trigger Points? Trigger points  are described as hypersensitive regions within a muscle that are tender to palpation and cause pain or discomfort when compressed. These points are typically found within a  taut band  of muscle fibers, where muscle fibers remain in a c...

How to become a physiotherapist-Everything you need to know about becoming a physiotherapist in Australia from India To work as a physiotherapist in Australia, you need to apply for and be registered with the  PHYSIOTHERAPY BOARD OF AUSTRALIA . You may also need to apply for a visa issued by the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection ( AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT ). These two application processes are entirely separate and success in one does not automatically guarantee success in the other. Most overseas qualified physiotherapists need to have their qualifications assessed by the  AUSTRALIAN PHYSIOTHERAPY COUNCIL  to meet one of the eligibility requirements for General Registration. There are two assessment pathways for the purpose of General Registration available to overseas qualified physiotherapists: The Standard Assessment Pathway comprising of an Eligibility Assessment, a Written Assessment, and a Clinical Assessment. The Equivalence of Qu...