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Shockwave therapy offers a promising treatment for IT Band Syndrome, providing relief from pain and inflammation while helping athletes return to their training routines faster. With early intervention, patients can expect a reduction in symptoms within a few sessions, and a full recovery within 4 to 6 weeks.
Shockwave therapy has emerged as a leading treatment for Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome (GTPS), providing non-invasive relief for lateral hip pain. By inducing controlled microtrauma, it stimulates healing and tissue regeneration, offering lasting pain reduction and improving mobility in patients with chronic hip discomfort.
Shockwave therapy modulates muscle spindle sensitivity and reduces alpha motor neuron excitability. In dystonia, where hyperactive motor pathways cause continuous muscle contraction, these neuromodulatory effects can decrease spasm frequency and intensity.
Shockwave therapy aids in tendon healing for horses, enhancing recovery time, reducing pain, and improving performance in competitive sports.
Shockwave therapy treats calcific tendonitis by dissolving calcium buildup and promoting tendon healing—fast, non-invasive, and surgery-free.
Tired of limping through life? Shockwave therapy tackles heel spur pain head-on—non-invasive, clinically backed, and surprisingly fast!
Shockwave therapy treat hamstring strains, boosts recovery, reduces pain, and prevents future injuries, offering a faster return to sports.
Struggling with shoulder pain that just won’t quit? Shockwave therapy may be the game-changer your rotator cuff needs. Backed by clinical studies and boasting a 90% success rate, treatments like the Swave-200 offer fast, effective, and non-invasive relief—without the need for surgery.
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