Shock wave
Shock wave therapy
Shock waves are high-energy mechanical-acoustic waves that are used therapeutically to treat certain medical conditions. These waves are generated by electromagnetic, electrohydraulic or piezoelectric devices and are applied to the area to be treated through a conductive gel.
Treatment description
The shock waves are applied to the tissue throughout the painful area with slow rotating movements with the shock wave applicator. During treatment, it is always necessary to coordinate the point or points of pain with the patient.
Benefits
Improves the healing process
Fights inflammation
Eliminates pain and sensitivity
You can avoid hip replacement surgery.
When are the effects of shock waves noticeable?
- Normally, shock wave treatments require 3 to 5 sessions, which would be carried out a few days apart, between 3 and 10 days, depending on the tolerance and response of each patient. Even so, the improvement in pain begins from the first session.
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