Conditions
Bursitis Calcific Rotator Cuff Tendonitis Plantar Fasciitis Chronic Shoulder Pain Achilles Tendinopathy Heel Spurs Tennis Elbow Jumpers Knee Golfer’s Elbow Hamstring Muscle Injuries Heel Spurs
Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow) Shin Splints Partial Thickness Rotator Cuff Tears Hip Pain
Low Back Pain Osteoarthritis
When an injury occurs within your body, your body immediately implements its own healing mechanisms to help naturally repair and restore the tissue, bone, cells and other compromised areas affected by the injury.
When you experience chronic pain, your body is no longer recognizing that there is an injury to that area. As a result, it shuts down the healing process and no further relief is provided, leaving you in a constant state of pain.
Shockwave Therapy, provided what looks like an ultrasound head, penetrates deep into your soft tissue, causing a microtrauma or new inflammatory condition to the treated area. This “new injury” triggers your body’s natural healing response once again. The energy emitted into the area also causes the cells in the soft tissue to release certain bio-chemicals that intensify the body’s natural healing process. These bio-chemicals allow for the building of an array of new microscopic blood vessels in the soft tissue.
The strong energy pulses that are applied to the affected area for short periods of time stimulates stem cells in the body that are responsible for bone and connective tissue healing. In many instances, shockwave therapy treatments have proven to be effective in cases where the human body has not been able to heal itself on its own.
Contraindications
Treatment over-filled tissues—lung/gut Treatment pre-ruptured tendons
<6weeks since local steroid injection Blood Clotting Disorders, including thrombosis
Pregnancy Local Tumor/Infection
<18 years old (Ex Osgood Schlatters)
Book your appointment for Shockwave Therapy today! Call or Text: 502-253-1135
“God didn’t make it hard to be healthy!” – Dr. Julie Lyles
Phone: 502.253.1135 | Fax: 502.253.1136
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