Yes, I have had this happen. Went to a physical therapist who specializes in the hand and shoulder. After evaluating me along with physical therapy she introduced me to dry needling. OMG, it was helped me the most. After being released from physical therapy due to insurance, I continue to get dry needling done once a month as I do data entry full time. I also have access to an app program that the clinic uses and to continue with exercises to help outside of the dry needling. I also do massage therapy monthly as well.