Laser therapy

Laser is the amplification of light by forced emission of radiation.

Biological effects of the laser:

• Analgesic, which is related to the increase in endorphins
• increases the synthesis of collagen,proteins
• results in higher oxygen saturation
• stimulates the immune system
• heals wounds and sores
• Increases calcium content and density of bone beads
• Increases lymph outflow from inflamed areas

Laser therapy methodology:

Depending on the distance of the laser probe from the patient’s body:

• Non-contact method
• Contact method

Indications:

• degenerative changes in the joints of the limbs and joints of the spine
• gout
• chronic and subacute inflammation of soft tissues
• Chronic and subacute inflammation of joints and periarticular tissues
• hard-to-heal wounds and skin injuries, especially bedsores
• neuralgia
• myalgias
• conditions after injuries to the musculoskeletal system
• swellings
• inflammation of the lateral epicondyle of the humerus
• heel spur
• facial nerve palsy
• carpal tunnel syndrome

Contraindications:

• tumors
• active tuberculosis
• pregnancy
• epilepsy
• hyperthyroidism
• irradiation of the endocrine glands, eyeballs
• general exhaustion of the body
• high fever
• Acute generalized bacterial, viral and fungal diseases
• Simultaneous use of steroid drugs, anticoagulants, gold
• menstruation
• gastrointestinal bleeding