SOUND WAVE PAIN THERAPY

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How Does Extracorporeal Sound Wave Therapy Work? During an ESWT session, ultrasound gel/ coconut oil is applied to the target area, and a handheld device emits sound waves into the tissues. Patients often describe the sensation as small pulses on the skin. While generally not painful, some may feel mild discomfort. Each session typically lasts 15-20 minutes, and for optimal results, three to six sessions are usually recommended. Benefits of Extracorporeal Sound Wave Therapy (ESWT) Extracorporeal Sound Wave Therapy (ESWT) a reliable and effective treatment for various musculoskeletal conditions. The advantages of ESWT include: - Alleviating pain and reducing inflammation - Promoting rapid healing - Addressing chronic conditions - Being noninvasive and nonsurgical, eliminating the need for needles, anesthesia, and preventing scarring - Treating a wide range of conditions - Requiring minimal to no recovery time - Presenting very low risks Who is a Candidate for Extracorporeal Sound Wave Therapy? ESWT involves the use of high-energy sound waves to enhance blood flow, stimulate tissue regeneration, facilitate healing, and alleviate pain. This treatment is often suitable for individuals with musculoskeletal injuries who have not found relief from traditional methods like rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE), or over-the-counter pain medications. To determine if you are a candidate for ESWT, a comprehensive evaluation of your health history and current symptoms is necessary. This therapy can effectively treat conditions such as: - Tennis and golfer's elbow - Runner's knee - Achilles tendonitis - Shoulder tendonitis - Injuries to muscles, joints, and tendons - Shin splints - Heel spurs - Plantar fasciitis - Lower back pain What conditions can ESWT treat? ESWT can reduce pain and inflammation and speed up healing for various conditions, including issues related to bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles, as well as some musculoskeletal and neurological disorders. Does ESWT hurt? Most patients report that ESWT is not painful, though some may experience mild discomfort, often described as a tingling or pulsing sensation. Is ESWT safe? Yes, ESWT is generally safe and effective with minimal side effects. Some patients might experience minor swelling, bruising, or numbness, which usually resolves quickly. Certain conditions, like specific nerve disorders, bone tumors, and circulatory problems, might preclude someone from undergoing.

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