Brynn, a patient, and Brady, his parent, describe how laser therapy reduced shoulder pain and helped him return to school and baseball. Brynn recovered faster when laser therapy followed injections, with clear improvement in daily movements.
I don't have to worry about movements like worrying about my shoulder and doing movements.
What's life like now, Brady? What do you see in your son that's different?
It seems to come after every laser treatment, too. Just more and more.
Progress, I guess.
The laser's hitting what was injected, you.
Know, speeding.
The process up. And he's done really well with recovery.
And we're.
Like I said, we're going back to hitting probably this week.
Great. Brynn, what's life like now for you?
Life's great. I mean, I'm going.
To school, I'm.
Playing baseball like I would when I wasn't hurt. So it's actually, like, all the stress of me not being able to play is kind of coming out because I. I mean, I'm back to my normal life. I can go to school, play baseball. I don't have to worry about movements like worrying about my shoulder and doing movements, because, like, it wasn't just hurting me in baseball. It would hurt me in random situations. You know, reaching back for something in the car, it would hurt, and then I'd have to yank my shoulder forward. It just feels like a normal day.
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