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Treatment of Pain with Laser Therapy

By drh
February 16, 2011
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Laser therapy is a treatment modality that has been increasing in popularity because of its multiple applications, effectiveness and ease of use. We are proud to have the Multi Radiance laser system at Woodbury Foot Care Centre and Herskowitz Podiatry. Laser therapy provides non-invasive stimulation delivered through the electrodes on the surface of the emitter. This allows the provider to administer therapy at the site of pain to best impact the patient's needs. The emitted energy is then absorbed by cells in the body and used to stimulate a healing response and pain relief.

Laser therapy has successfully been used to treat acute and chronic pain, bursitis, sprains, strains, and tendinitis. This is a non-invasive, drug free modality that controls inflammation and can help speed the healing process. Typically there are treatments scheduled two to three times per week for a 10 to 15 minutes over a two week period. This schedule may be modified to better suit patient needs. Some patients may require more treatment than others. Some improvement of symptoms may be noted after the initial treatment, but the effect is cumulative and ofter requires multiple sessions. During treatment there may be a mild tingling sensation, but typically there is little or no sensation felt.

When laser therapy is performed in conjunction with other treatment methods such as stretching, anti-inflammatory medication or bracing techniques, the potential for resolution of symptoms is great. Discuss these treatment options and diagnosis with your physician to see if laser therapy is right for you.

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