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Combined shockwave therapy
For many people, pain in joints, muscles, tissue and tendons persists for many months, even years. The result is a prolonged search for effective help and the hopeful acceptance of various treatments. However, if the pain persists, doubts about effective remedies grow. You may soon decide to have an operation, but unfortunately even this is not guaranteed or without risk.
We recommend trying out effective, non-invasive methods as early as possible. Shock wave treatments are generally considered safe and free of side effects. Their effectiveness has been proven over many years and has been optimized by new technology. Our additional interactive and functional exercise program focuses on a small number of exercises and is designed to prevent or resolve mobility restrictions.
Some applications of combined shockwave therapy
In the treatment of joint, tendon and muscle pain, we combine individualized movement and posture exercises with high-energy shock wave therapy using state-of-the-art equipment. Shock waves are acoustic pressure waves of extremely short duration. Intensity and frequency are adapted to the treatment region.
The shockwave can be targeted (focused) into the depth of the tissue or with superficial (radial) expansion. It develops its energy in tissue types with different tissue densities (e.g. bone-soft tissue; calcium-soft tissue)
Point-focusing and linear-focusing shockwave
Targeted exercises and high-energy shockwaves
- Temporomandibular joint pain (arthralgia)
- Tension headache, migraine
- Calcified shoulder (tendinosis calcarea)
- Tennis elbow (epicondylitis humeri radialis)
- Heel spur (plantar fasciitis)
- Golfe elbow (tendinosis humeri ulnaris)
- Jumper’s knee (patellar tendinitis)
- Movement disorders/paralysis: e.g. cerebral palsy, after stroke, accidents
- Cellulitis
- Bursitis, e.g. on the hip bone (trochanteric bursitis)
- Inflammation of the Achilles tendon gliding tissue (achillodynia)
- Shoulder tendinopathy (supraspinatus tendinopathy)
- Shin splints syndrome (medial tibial crest syndrome, shin splints)
- Muscle tension disorders, trigger points, myofascial pain syndromes
