Cold Laser

Amazing Discovery for People Suffering with Joint Pain 

 Do you suffer from:

•  Arthritis?
•  Back pain?
•  Joint pain?
•  Sports injuries?

              Get the relief you deserve....                                                                       without drugs or surgery! 

 What is Laser Therapy?

Low level laser therapy is the use of specific wavelengths of light (red and near infrared) to create therapeutic effects. These effects include improved healing time, pain reduction, increased circulation and decreased swelling. The light may be provided by a low power laser or LED (light emitting diode). The laser emits energy in a form of photons; these particles of energy are absorbed by cells and tissue resulting in conversion of light into biochemical energy. Multiple physiological responses are thereby initiated and normal cell function is restored. This process is curative and eliminates symptoms. (i.e. pain, edema, etc.)

Applications of Laser Therapy:

SOFT TISSUE INJURIES:

Back and neck pain                           Repetitive strain injuries
Carpal tunnel syndrome                   Chondromalacia Patellae
Myofacial trigger points                    Plantar Fasciitis
Epicondylitis (Tennis elbow) 

DEGENERATIVE JOINT CONDITIONS

Rheumatoid arthritis                        Osteoarthritis

NEUROGENIC PAIN

Herpes Zoster (Shingles)                 Trigeminal Neuralgia
RSD/CRPS                                        Fibromyalgia
Post-traumatic injury                       Diabetic Neuropathy

CHRONIC NON-HEALING WOUNDS

Venous ulcers                                   Diabetic foot ulcers
Amputee stumps                               Burns

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does each treatment take?

A typical treatment duration is 10-15 minutes depending on the size of the area and condition being treated.

How often should a patient be treated?

Acute conditions may be treated daily, particularly if they are accompanied by significant pain. More chronic problems respond better when treatments are received 2-3 times a week tapering to once a week or once every other week, with improvement.

How many treatments does it take?

This depends on the nature of the condition being treated. For some acute conditions, 1-6 treatments may be sufficient. Those of a more chronic nature may require 10-15 treatments. Conditions such as severe arthritis may require ongoing periodic care to control the pain.

How long before the results are felt?

You may feel improvement in your condition (usually pain reduction) after the very first treatment. Sometimes you will not feel improvement for a number of treatments. This does not mean that nothing is happening. Each treatment is cumulative and results are often felt after 3 or 4 sessions.