Trigger Point Injections

Trigger point injections are a treatment used to relieve muscle pain and stiffness caused by trigger points—tight “knots” of muscle that can be painful when touched. When using Sarapin and Marcaine, the injection typically combines the natural anti-inflammatory properties of Sarapin with the numbing effects of Marcaine (a long-acting local anesthetic).

Sarapin is a plant-based extract derived from the pitcher plant and is known for its ability to reduce inflammation and pain without affecting normal nerve function.

Marcaine (bupivacaine) provides localized pain relief by temporarily blocking nerve signals in the injected area.

Together, they help reduce muscle tension, improve mobility, and provide both immediate and lasting pain relief without the side effects associated with steroids.