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TRT/MTS ShockWave Therapy is a non-invasive therapy device that produces shockwaves using a unique, ground-breaking technique.

It has never-before-seen benefits for both athletics and genetic engineering. Chronic pain is eased rapidly, and healing is sped up with long-lasting results.

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Shockwave Therapy

 

ShockWave Therapy helps kill the inflammatory process within 24 hours of the first treatment, so results are often faster to witness.

The Shock wave procedure is one of the few anti-inflammatory non-invasive procedures on the market right now.

Here are some of the benefits of Shock wave therapy: 

-It has a higher success rate

-Very little side-effects 

-Many patients can see results in days 

-Shock wave therapy has long-lasting results 

-Can be used with other treatment plans 

-Helps with tissue regeneration 

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How does tissue regeneration work?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shock wave therapy is used in tricking your body into thinking an injury has happened. 

How does the body respond to the injury?

When an injury happens the body responds by increasing the blood flow and starting the healing process. 

It is like working out, you break muscle to build muscle, however with this non-invasive procedure, you are not breaking anything, you are just triggering the same bodily response to injury. 

Does this information have scientific backing?

Yes, it does! There are many research papers that have been published to support this finding.

According to one study published by Science Direct, Shockwave has shown to have a possible role in tissue regeneration and remodeling. 

This is not the only study to back this finding, several articles have been published on this topic. You can many of these publications here. 

 

 

What is Shock Wave Therapy Used For?

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Currently, a shock wave is being used to treat a wide array of medical conditions. 

Here are some of these conditions:

Pelvic pain

Nerve entrapment 

Facial disorders 

Scars 

Bone edema 

stress fractures 

tibial stress syndrome 

fibromyalgia

low back and neck pain 

ligament injuries 

Bursopathies 

Kidney stones 

carpal tunnel syndrome 

 

Shockwave therapy and knee pain 

10% of the world’s population suffers from osteoarthritis, which is a common condition. Various authors claim that between 30 and 55 percent of orthopedic patients who consult their doctor have this condition.

Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), a novel treatment that offers alternatives to surgery in the treatment of deforming knee osteoarthritis, is a promising method of conservative therapy for patients with arthrosis.

High-energy acoustic waves start the acute or chronic injury’s natural healing process. Dormant stem cells in the body are drawn to the injury site during treatment to lessen pain and inflammation.

Anywhere on the body, severe injuries, including fractures and sprains, tendonitis, and wounds/scars, can all be treated with ShockWave Therapy.

Osteoarthritis of the knee is a common condition that restricts movement and causes joint pain and stiffness. Those 75 years and older are affected to a degree of over 50%.

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Joint instability and structural changes, such as the loss of hyaline articular cartilage, bone remodeling, capsular stretching, and periarterial muscle weakening, are the root causes of pain.

Recent regulations for the management of symptomatic knee osteoarthritis include exercise, anti-inflammatory medications, transcutaneous electrical stimulation(TENS), and magnetic fields(MF), which relieve pain and improve the patient’s quality of life.

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Method – Patients underwent ESWT using the BTL-6000 SWT TOPLINE device over the course of 3 to 6 sessions, separated by 3 to 6 days. 2000–3000 shocks between 1.5 and 3.5 bars, at varied frequencies between 10 and 15 Hz, were delivered during the session. 

 

Result – 85% of patients improved noticeably during the duration of treatment. In comparison to the initial data, the morning stiffness rate decreased by 44%, the joint index decreased by 39%, and the functional index decreased by 18%.

 

Conclusion – Deforming knee osteoarthritis can be effectively treated with shockwave therapy. Shockwave therapy lessens the painful symptoms and enhances knee joint function in 95% of cases. 

 

Success rates – After just one treatment, more than 80% of patients report a 10–20% improvement. The final result varies on a number of variables. However, following a complete course of treatment, the majority of patients report a healing rate of 60–80%+. Depending on your specific issue, you’ll probably have 6–10+ treatment sessions booked. 6–10 therapy sessions are typically required to reach the desired healing rate.

Frequently, the patient must start rehabilitation since they cannot finish their physical treatment. Shockwave Therapy lessens the signs and symptoms of the injury, often eliminating pain after two or three treatments. This relieves tension, allowing the patient to continue their recovery successfully.

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In other cases, we discover that Shockwave Therapy will effectively treat the condition. The injuries will heal naturally. As a result, negating the need for additional medical attention.

 

Science Supports Shockwave Therapy 

We have received thorough training as medical professionals using the Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) device that is now accessible. These goals are supported by scientific evidence while using this tool:

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Stops the inflammatory reaction at the treatment location right away. Results often include the removal of muscular adhesions and stiffness as well as an instant and long-lasting reduction of chronic pain. Increased range of motion is a typical outcome.

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The blood flow continues to improve for the patients. Increased ATP and the release of several immune components during ShockWave therapy have been associated with angio/vasculogenesis, or the creation of new blood vessels, at the treatment site.

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TRT ShockWave’s potential to attract and induce endogenous stem cell creation has been verified by science, opening the door to actual internal healing.

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Shockwave Therapy Reviews 

 

Below are some of the reviews from patients who have undergone the Shockwave treatment. 

 

Chelsea 

Chelsea, a 39-year-old, has been suffering from Scoliosis since a young age and rods in her spine since she was 14. She underwent Shockwave therapy TRT for her treatment. She got her first stem-cell machine treatment to get rid of the chronic pain. She says, “I haven’t experienced pain after the first session itself.” 

 

Cindy

Cindy has a very unique story. She had some foot issues, so she decided to go for stem cell injections. She says, “I spent all my retirement money on stem cell shots." She spent $6000 on each session. Cindy got the Shockwave therapy done on her foot and her knee and it was totally worth it. She is quite hopeful that the therapy will help and she will be relieved in 4-5 sessions. She was able to walk better after the first session on the hardwood floor, which is usually quite a painful affair for her. 

 

Joy

After her first Shock wave treatment, Joy was full of joy, no pun intended. 

Before her treatment we see Joy struggling to walk. She needs to push herself up in order to stand up. After the treatment, we see a different Joy. She is now able to walk and doesn’t need to push herself up. Joy finds herself speechless and in tears.

 

Shockwave Therapy in Sports 

You tend to concentrate on treatments that have been successfully used for pain or injury when your body has to be in top condition to make ends meet. ShockWave therapy is used by professional, semi-professional, or collegiate teams to maintain top-notch physical conditions. The treatment is renowned throughout the world and is now accessible to everyone in the United States, including athletes and anyone who suffers from chronic or other types of pain. MLB, NBA, and NFL teams, including the Atlanta Braves, Brooklyn Nets, Cleveland Indians, Chicago Cubs, NY Knicks, L.A. Lakers, and many team athletes, all use ShockWave therapy.

 

Among the numerous groups utilizing ShockWave therapy are:   

Atlanta Braves, Cleveland Indians, L.A. Lakers, Chicago Cubs, NY Knicks, Brooklyn Nets, and several team athletes are among the MLB, NBA, and NFL franchises.  

 

Athletes have been effectively treated with ShockWave therapy. According to a UK physician, he had great success treating “patella tendinopathy, ” severe inflammation of the primary tendon that joins to the lower part of the kneecap and shin bone that has frequently been ripped or deteriorated in some instances.“

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All of the athletes he treated had undergone surgery to address their problems, but they were still in excruciating pain, had trouble running or walking, etc. After receiving ShockWave therapy, these athletes were finally able to start, complete, and return to their rehabilitation programs, which involved playing sports on global fields in front of large crowds of spectators.

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Should You Try Shockwave Therapy?

Independent research has demonstrated that Shockware Therapy is effective in treating a variety of medical conditions and helps heal bones and regenerate muscle tissues. The findings show that up to 91% of individuals recuperate successfully. Individuals who want to stop treatment, prescription medicine, or injections now have the option of using Shockwave Therapy.