Intelect Puls High Intensity Laser 12 Watt 1064nm Shockwave Mechanical Wave

Description: Laser photobiomodulation (PBM) therapy is a non-invasive and painless method of treatment in contemporary physiotherapy which may have both local and systemic effects on the patients. The effect of PBM on tissues depends on such factors as wavelength, irradiation mode (continuous or pulse), pulse duration, pulse time interval, energy fluence, power output and irradiance.1 PBM stimulates cells including pain receptors in peripheral tissues, the immune system and can cause vasodilation and analgesic effects. So it is widely used to reduce patients? pain. Moreover, laser therapy can stimulate repairs to damaged tissues and peripheral nerves leading to neurological regeneration. High-intensity laser therapy (HILT) has been used more recently in the therapeutic protocols of pain managements. Adding therapeutic interventions to laser therapy is usual in clinical practice. This study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of HILT and beneficial effects of adding cointerventions to HILT in musculoskeletal pain management.Laser Therapy Provides Lasting Pain Relief Without Dangerous Side EffectsRelieves painSpeeds tissue healing and repairSoftens scar tissueCalms muscle spasmImproves blood flowReduces inflammationImproves nerve functionResets the chronic pain cycleLaser Therapy Treats Acute and Chronic Pain Conditions in the Back, Hips, Knees, Neck, and MoreHILT reduces pain and promotes healing in damaged tissues. This can help relieve both acute and chronic pain. One of the benefits of High Intensity Laser Therapy is reducing inflammation. This can be especially important when treating acute (or new) injuries. The sooner inflammation is reduced, the sooner healing can begin. Faster tissue repair and healing of acute injuries will help you return to normal activities sooner.Laser therapy is also effective at treating chronic pain. Two of the most important benefits of laser therapy for treating chronic pain is the softening of scar tissue and resetting the chronic pain cycle. Scar tissue is painful and can prevent proper movement. Laser therapy can loosen up scar tissue to help you get moving again. Laser Treatment for Pain Requires Little to No DowntimeBecause High Intensity Laser Therapy is non-invasive, you can continue to live your life while undergoing treatment. In fact, pain relief from laser therapy can make it easier to perform your daily activities. Increased range of motion, softened scar tissue, reduced inflammation, fewer muscle spasms, and increased blood flow all help to keep your life on track during treatment.Joint replacement and other surgeries can require hospital stays and weeks to months of recovery time. Even pain injections can require a day or two off of work. The side effects of some pain medications can also take you away from living your life.Laser therapy treatments are a part of an outpatient appointment at InMotion Pain Solutions in Cedar Rapids. It will take multiple treatments over time, but HILT will not limit your otherwise normal daily activities.Does laser therapy effectively alleviate pain?Yes, laser therapy can significantly reduce pain by stimulating nerve regeneration, relaxing muscles, and reducing inflammation. Class 4 lasers with higher power output tend to yield better results. Patients may require multiple treatments depending on the severity of the condition.Suffering from chronic pain it can feel incredibly frustrating and lonely. You may feel like you have nowhere to turn and no one that understands. However, there are options that are available to you, and one of these options is to have laser therapy from a professional and trusted practitioner. If you have never heard of laser therapy before, you may be asking yourself, ?Does laser therapy really work for pain?? This is a great question and one that we are going to explain in detail below. Keep reading. Can you really improve your condition and reduce pain with laser therapy?While you may think that it is far fetched, you can achieve pain relief with light energy from a laser. Laser light energy can stimulate nerve regeneration, relax muscles, accelerate healing in damaged tissues, and reduce inflammation and pain. So, we will explain exactly how this will work so that you can gain a better understanding of the process.Power and wavelength determine the capacity of the laser in terms of penetrating into the body. Once you are in the infrared spectrum and the wavelength is greater than 800 nanometers, laser energy will penetrate, similar to an x-ray. However, achieving the depth needed requires a considerable amount of energy or power. How many laser treatments will each patient require?Patients will typically start feeling pain relief after they have had one or two treatments. However, in some cases, it may be five or more treatments that are needed to assist with the issue. The more extensive or chronic the injury is, the more treatments that are typically required. You can?t expect to get rid of 30 years of chronic pain in one week. The physiotherapist you speak with will be able to assist with your projected time frame according to your individual needs.So there you have it: everything that you need to know about deep tissue laser therapy and whether or not it is effective in terms of pain relief. Should you have any questions or concerns, or if you would like to know more about this treatment and how it can benefit you, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us for more information. We are always happy to help in any way we can. The Benefits of Therapeutic Laser TherapyAs Physical and Occupational Therapists, we see pain and inflammation quite a bit throughout our day. Each patient we see is unique and their body presents pain and inflammation differently. As therapists, we have been taught and learned quite a few approaches to treating pain over our careers. Depending on the disease, injury, or surgery, we will choose from our arsenal of techniques; ice, heat, stay off your feet, walk to stretch your body, prescription medications or NSAIDs, and various topical products. Now at our fingertip is a new, leading-edge, more natural approach to treating pain and inflammation, therapeutic laser therapy. What we have seen from the research already is the many benefits of therapeutic laser therapy. Alternative Treatments Physical and Occupational Therapy is thought of as an alternative treatment to high levels of medications and costly surgeries and injections. It is with the use of therapeutic laser therapy we can relieve pain, resolve inflammation and increase the speed, quality, and tensile strength of tissue repair in a safe, more natural way. Laser therapy is also effective in increasing collagen production, bone repair, reducing edema, increasing lymphatic drainage, and increasing the production of capillary beds. The therapeutic laser allows our patients to benefit from the advances in technology and science. While patients are not typically better within 1 treatment, 1-6 treatments have been shown to deliver beneficial changes in the patient?s pain, quality of life, and mobility.Here are some commonly asked questions about therapeutic laser therapy.What is Laser Therapy for pain?Most recently, the use of therapeutic laser therapy has become more popular. There is quite a bit of information floating around about what therapeutic laser therapy is and how it works. Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to create therapeutic effects. These effects include, but are not limited to, improving healing time, pain reduction, increased circulation, decreased swelling, and vasodilation. Our Factory Our Team

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