Laser Therapy
Laser Therapy
Laser Therapy
Injury from sport, work or gardening can leave a constant dull ache after the sharp pain has worn off. The natural tissue repair process is to blame.
The damaged tissue cells are replaced with a dense scar tissue. As this repair tissue develops and if left untreated, the fibrotic nodules become harder, causing more damage by constricting the blood and lymphatic vessels.
For the injured and trapped nerves and their receptors, the problem is even greater. The brain expects to receive constant and uninterrupted signals from the body.
Reconnecting the Brain to the Body
Long-term, this interference of communication between the brain and injured nerves leads to deterioration. Researchers discovered that patients with chronic back pain had 5-11% wasting of their brain’s gray matter – that is the equivalent of 10-20 years of natural brain ageing.
Targeting Cold Laser therapy on scar tissue, softens fibrotic nodules. This restores normal local circulation, allowing nerves to regenerate for a more complete recovery.
Targeting Cold Laser therapy on scar tissue, softens fibrotic nodules. This restores normal local circulation, allowing nerves to regenerate for a more complete recovery.
