Shockwave therapy
Bruņinieku Street 49 k-2, Riga, LV-1011
Shockwave therapy is a highly effective treatment method that helps treat both acute and chronic diseases using a modern device that directs shockwaves from a shockwave therapy machine to problematic parts of the body.
Shockwave therapy is widely used, mainly in orthopedics and rehabilitation for diseases of the bone and joint system. It is recommended if massage and physical therapy do not provide the expected results. Shockwave breaks down calcifications, accelerates healing processes, stimulates metabolism, improves blood circulation, reduces swelling, and reduces and eliminates pain.
Shockwave pulses trigger a whole series of positive processes in damaged tissues – absorption of calcifications and inflammation, relaxation of the contracted muscle structure, and provision of tissue nutrition and regeneration.
In what cases is Shockwave Therapy used:
- joint pain and tendonitis
- ligament problems and inflammation
- inflammation of the ligaments of the foot and Achilles tendons
- heel spurs and heel spurs
- calcifications/calcifications of tendons and bones
- muscle inflammation
- thickened scar tissue – therapy makes it softer;
- various muscle spasms and inflammations, the so-called trigger points, which are located in the neck, shoulder area and between the shoulder blades, are often found in patients who spend a lot of time at the computer, as well as inflammation of the masseter muscle, etc.
Important: Before starting therapy, you should consult with a medical specialist (traumatologist, surgeon, rehabilitologist) to assess the need for therapy and ensure its effective course.
Service price – EUR 30.00 (procedure duration 3-15 min)
