Low Level Laser Therapy
New technologies are providing people with alternative ways of healing their injuries, and low level laser therapy can be one such option. Daniel Williams, DC of Family Chiropractic provides state-of-the art low level laser therapy for patients who have muscular or joint pain to boost natural healing process relieve discomfort. Call us today or schedule a consultation online.
Get the answers to all your questions about Low Level Laser Therapy
What is low level laser therapy?
Low level laser therapy is effective at treating chronic pain problems like:
- Arthritis
- Plantar fasciitis
- Muscle pains
- Sprains and strains
- Repetitive strain injury
- Facet joint arthritis
- Frozen shoulder
- Nonunion fractures
Dr. Williams practice offers a complementary therapy that combines low level laser treatment to help relieve pain alongside chiropractic care for musculoskeletal conditions such as back injuries or sports related ailments like shoulder tension and muscle strains.
How it works?
Low level laser therapy is a simple and effective way to stimulate tissue repair without the risk of burning or damaging healthy cells.
When low level laser therapy is used, the red and near-infrared light beams cause a photochemical reaction which boosts production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP).
ATP is an essential nutrient that the cells in your body use to get energized, which helps speed up natural healing. The result of this boost? Faster tissue repair and reduced inflammation! You can also expect an improvement in comfort.
Benefits of low level laser therapy?
Low level laser therapy is a safe and effective way to heal minor ailments. The benefits of this treatment include faster muscle repair, reduced swelling in the tissues that result from injury or inflammation as well ease stiffness when applied consistently over time. The laser stimulates nerve function too, which can reduce pain and relieve numbness if you have a nerve-related condition.
Laser light therapy is an innovative medical procedure that reduces scar tissue formation, which promotes a more complete recovery with less risk of injury or permanent weakness in the future.
How many treatments would I need?
When it comes to low level laser therapy, the number of treatments you'll need depends on how severe your condition is. If a milder form exists for this type of damage then only 1-2 sessions might be necessary while more serious problems may require 6 or even 10 sessions. To find out more about how low level laser therapy can help you, call Family Chiropractic today or book an appointment online.
