ULTRASOUND THERAPY

Ultrasound therapy, also known as therapeutic ultrasound or focused ultrasound, is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-frequency sound waves to help heal injuries and improve circulation. It's a popular treatment for a variety of conditions, including:
Muscle pain and spasms, swelling of muscles, joints, and ligaments, chronic neck or back pain, knee osteoarthritis.

Ultrasound therapy works by:

Increasing blood flow- The thermal energy from the ultrasound waves dilates blood vessels, which increases the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to cells.

 Improving tissue healing- The sound waves cause cells in the tissue to vibrate, which speeds up healing.

Reducing inflammation- The heating effect of the ultrasound can help reduce chronic inflammation.

Improving lymph flow- The ultrasound helps tissue fluids flow better, which allows more white blood cells to pass through the tissues to help fight infections.