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Common areas where trigger points develop: Neck and shoulders Upper and lower back Hips and glutes Jaw (TMJ) Head (leading to tension headaches) Theyre often caused by: Poor posture Repetitive strain Stress and muscle tension Injury or overuse Chronic conditions like fibromyalgia or myofascial pain syndrome What Are Trigger Point Injections