Therapeutic ultrasound uses high-frequency, inaudible sound waves to address a broad array of soft tissue injuries.
How Is It Administered?
Ultrasound is applied using a round-headed wand or probe that is placed in direct contact with your skin. Initially, you’ll feel the coolness of the gel used to enhance sound conduction. Then, you’ll likely experience a pleasant, warm feeling beneath your skin in the area that’s being treated.
Conditions It Can Address
Here are some of the many conditions ultrasound can manage:
• Carpal tunnel syndrome • Chronic shoulder pain • Joint pain
• Ligament injuries • Tendinitis • and more!