Shockwave Therapy
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How Does Shockwave Work?
As the shockwaves enter the body, they initiate an inflammatory-like response in the injured tissue that is being treated. This prompts the body to respond by increasing blood circulation, stimulating the body’s natural healing process, and breaking down calcium deposits in tendons.
What makes it unique is that it is one of the very few technologies that seems to work best when an injury reaches the chronic state. This shockwave appears to be able to jump start the healing process in chronic injuries and move them back into the acute phase of healing.
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How Can It Help Me?
- Achilles Tendinopathy
- Plantar Fasciitis (incl. heel spur)
- Patellar Tendinopathy
- Hamstring Tendinopathy
- Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome
- Golfers Elbow
- Tennis Elbow
- Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy (incl. Calcification)
It can also benefit you as a treatment due to the following benefits:
- It offers advantages over traditional surgical methods:
- No anaesthesia
- Non-invasive
- No medication
- No surgery
- Fast treatment
- Fewer complications
- Virtually painless after treatment
- Quick recovery and quick results
What To Expect
An assessment takes place prior to treatment to ensure shockwave is appropriate.
Shockwave is carried out at Good Health Centre by our fully qualified team. Appointments are 30 minutes and requires no injections, medication, or surgery.
A course of shockwave usually requires three to four sessions, which will include advice on rehabilitation and exercise.
Cautions & Care
- Bruising
- Swelling
- Redness
- Numbness in the area
Please note: Shockwave treatment is not normally suitable for patients who:
- Are pregnant
- Have a tumour (at/near the site of treatment)
- Have an infection at the site of treatment
- Are undergoing anticoagulation therapy
- Have a pacemaker fitted
- Have had recent steroid injections (within the last 12 weeks)
- Are under 18 years of age
- Have a joint replacement or metal implant in the treatment area
- Have a bleeding disorder (such as Haemophilia)
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You can book an appointment quickly and easily online by clicking below, if you have any questions prior to booking please get in touch with us on 0113 237 1173 or Email Us and one of the team will be in touch asap!
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