Osteoarthritis can cause severe pain and stiffness, significantly impacting your quality of life. To break the cycle of osteoarthritis pain, it’s essential to explore effective treatments like Laser Regenerative Care. If you’re currently dealing with osteoarthritis, you might feel like there are limited options to ease the pain and stiffness.
But there’s good news: Laser Therapy is a safe, non-invasive treatment that can help reduce pain and improve mobility without the need for injections or surgery.
How Laser Therapy Works to reduce Osteoarthritis pain
Laser Therapy reduces inflammation and stimulates cell regeneration, improving joint function. After completing a treatment course, many people report a significantly improved range of motion, reduced inflammation, and less pain.
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT), also known as PBM or photobiomodulation, is a non-invasive procedure that uses low-intensity lasers or light-emitting diodes applied to the skin. The goal of LLLT is to stimulate cellular activity, promoting healing and pain relief.
The Science Behind LLLT
LLLT is believed to work by increasing the production of cellular energy (adenosine triphosphate or ATP) in the cells. This increased energy production can help regulate inflammation, reduce pain, and aid in tissue repair. When combined with nutrition therapy, results are often enhanced, and in some cases, cartilage improvements may occur.
Research and Effectiveness
The effectiveness of Low-level laser therapy can vary based on factors such as treatment parameters, the severity of osteoarthritis, and individual patient response. One common reason for ineffective laser treatment is improper application or administration by untrained staff.
LLLT is generally considered safe with minimal risk of side effects. It is non-invasive and usually painless. However, it’s crucial to follow LLLT treatments under experienced professional guidance to ensure proper application and monitoring.
Fast and Effective Relief
Laser Therapy is fast and effective, with results often seen in as little as two to three weeks. If you’ve been suffering from hip, knee, or shoulder osteoarthritis, this is a great first-line treatment to consider.
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