Flexion and distraction table therapy

This technique is used to release pressure from a nerve impingement along the spinal coloumn. Typically used for disc herniations. The release of pressure off from the spine and this will help to decrease pain and soreness of the patient.

Ultrasound

Ultrasound is used to stimulate underlying tissue beneath the skin’s surface the sound wave can reduce inflammation of scar tissue and accelerate the healing process. Inflammatory condition such as tennis elbow, trigger finger, acute sports injury, heel pain are beneficial from the ultrasound treatment.

Shockwave

Shock Wave Therapy produces high-energy shock waves and delivers them to the tissue via the surface of the skin. As a result, the therapy speed up healing processes when pain occurs and promote blood circulation. Chronic tendon inflammation in the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and achilles are benefit from shockwave therapy. The treatment can also be applied to heel spurs and other painful condition.

Interferential current

Interferential current are electrical frequencies to the muscles to help reduce pain, promote local healing, decrease inflammation, and improve range of motion. There are both acute and chronic settings for different types of conditions.

Ice thearpy

Cold slows down blood flow to an injury, thereby reducing pain and swelling. Cold therapy slows circulation, reducing inflammation, muscle spasm, and pain. It should be used if the area is swollen or bruised.

Heat thearpy

Heat opens up blood vessels, which increases blood flow and supplies oxygen and nutrients to reduce pain in joints and relax sore muscles, ligaments, and tendons. The warmth also decreases muscle spasms and can increase range of motion.

Sports injuries

Sports injuries includes sprain and strain of ligament, joints, or muscles

Common area of sports injuries:

Treatment

Tips:

10 to 15 minutes of warm up exercise can reduce the probabilities of getting injury.