01/26/2026
If you live with knee osteoarthritis (OA), you’ve probably heard some version of: “Keep moving and strengthen your legs.” And that advice is solid—exercise is one of the best-supported ways to improve pain and function over time. But many people still wonder, “Is there anything else that could help on top of exercise?” A recent clinical trial looked at that exact question by comparing an exercise program with IMS/ dry needling versus the same exercise program without real needling.
Check out our latest blog post to learn more about what they found, and how this may benefit you if you are struggling with knee osteoarthritis!
https://pentictonphysiotherapy.com/physiotherapy/dry-needling-exercise-for-knee-osteoarthritis-what-a-recent-study-found/