When we identify weak muscles, we need a quick way to remind your brain where they are and put them back to work. We can use electricity to do this in the form of a few different machines including TENS, NMES and dry needles. These can be applied by either sticky pads or dry needles with an electrical current running through them.
Electrical Muscle Stimulation (Electro-Acupuncture)
FAQs
What is laser therapy?
Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to penetrate the skin and target underlying tissues. It seeks to lower inflammation and discomfort and improve recovery.
How does laser therapy work for pain relief?
Laser therapy for pain works by stimulating cellular activity, increasing blood flow, and enhancing the body’s natural healing processes. Pain may subside as a result of the light’s anti-inflammatory and healing effects on damaged tissues.
Is laser therapy safe?
Yes, laser therapy is considered safe when performed by a qualified professional. It is non-invasive, painless, and has minimal side effects. It prevents the hazards connected to surgery and drugs.
How many laser therapy sessions are needed for pain relief?
The number of sessions required varies based on the severity and type of pain. While some patients might need a series of treatments over several weeks, others get relief after just a few sessions.
Who can benefit from laser therapy for pain?
Laser therapy is suitable for people of all ages suffering from acute or chronic pain. It is particularly beneficial for athletes, individuals with arthritis, and those recovering from surgery.
Can laser therapy be used for acute injuries?
Indeed, laser treatment is successful for chronic diseases as well as for acute injuries including strains and sprains. It speeds healing and helps lower inflammation.
Chiropractic Services
Blood Flow Restriction
Low Light Laser Therapy
Dry Needling
Electrical Muscle Stimulation
Manipulation
Soft Tissue Work
Exercise Rehab
Activ Force Vald
