Shockwave therapy reduces inflammation and can bring immediate pain relief and motion after just one treatment, while laser typically takes longer for patients to notice results. It works well on joints, hips, and larger muscle areas.
It's excellent for for the joints because it'll it'll reduce inflammation and create a, you know, motion and pain relief immediately right after the first treatment. And as you continue treating, you'll see, you know, much, you know, rapid improvement over multiple treatments in the area. So. Yeah. So extremities, joints, hips, as well as your your larger core muscle and soft tissue areas as well.
What are some of the differences? So a doc listening, maybe they have laser in their in their practice currently and the patient doesn't feel anything with that. And often laser can take some time to see a result. With shockwave, does the patient feel it and do they typically feel relief pretty quickly?
Yes.
So that's kind.
Of one of the benefits. It is similar to doing a laser treatment where you're doing a multitude of treatments over a course of time, allowing some healing in between.
