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22Hz high frequency Tibialis anterior syndrome treatment shockwave therapy machine
What are the benefits of the Shockwave Treatment?
Radial shockwave therapy is used to stimulate the body’s natural self-healing process. Most patients experience immediate reduction of pain and improved ease of movement. Shockwave therapy should be tried before costly surgery procedures because it may eliminate your need for surgery. The use of drugs are not needed with this procedure.
How long does the treatment session take?
2000 – 3000 acoustic radial waves are administered per session, which takes approximately 5-10 minutes to apply.
How many treatments will I need?
Normally a series of five treatments are scheduled at 4-5 day intervals; there is a small possibility that an additional 3-5 treatments may be necessary if your condition is very chronic.
Does the treatment hurt?
It is a 5-10 minute treatment that may be uncomfortable to some. Others only feel the sensation of deep percussion and do not express discomfort.
Will it hurt after the treatment?
There may be no immediate pain at all, but some discomfort may be experienced 6 – 12 hours after the treatment. In some cases it can last up to 48 hours and in very rare cases, the pain lasted up to 3 days.
What should I do if I am in pain after the treatment?
The shockwave therapy is used to trigger an inflammatory response, which is the body’s natural process of healing. For this reason, do not use anti-inflammatory medications. Do not use ice. The pain should subside within 24 hours.
What if it feels good after the treatment?
Even if it feels good, we recommend decreased activity for 48 hours following the treatment.
Have you been told that you have Plantar Fasciitis? This painful condition is often misdiagnosed, and treatments such as orthotics and steroid injections only have a limited benefit. However, extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) has been proven to help relieve the pain. Let’s take a closer look.
Plantar Fasciitis is a distressing condition that causes shooting pains in the foot and heel. It is common – affecting around 10% of people at some point – and happens when the plantar fascia ligament along the bottom of your foot experiences inflammation. As the ligament has a minimal blood supply, it can take some time to heal, so becomes increasingly weakened and inflamed over time, which leads to further pain and even additional tearing. It can be left undiagnosed for years and tends to affect middle-aged people, although runners, athletes and younger people who stand a lot in their jobs or who walk regularly can get it too.
Extracorporeal shockwave therapy, or ESWT for short, releases shockwaves directly into the affected part of the foot, which helps to kick-start the body’s natural healing process. Doctors believe it creates very minimal trauma in the tissue which leads the body to quickly heal itself in response.
These types of shockwaves have been used to safely treat kidney stones for two decades, but this new research is now showing how ESWT can help with the healing of ligaments and tendons, and the rate of success with the treatment is around 80%.
This treatment appears to be most valuable for patients who have experienced Plantar Fasciitis for longer periods of at least six months, and up to one year. At this point, the natural healing processes have stopped, leaving the patient in severe pain. The ESWT shockwave treatment will kick-start the necessary inflammation process, so that the healing process continues and fully completes.
ESWT only takes a few minutes on each affected foot and no anaesthetic is required. Three treatments are usually needed and the ligament then heals over the next 2-4 months until the pain has subsided.
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