Product Description

Piezoelectric shock wave therapy, also known as extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT), uses focused sound waves to stimulate tissue healing, especially for musculoskeletal diseases such as tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis. Here is a more detailed explanation: Working principle: Sound wave Piezoelectric shock wave therapy utilizes focused high-energy sound waves to penetrate deep into tissues. Stimulus: These waves stimulate the body's natural healing process, promoting blood flow, collagen production and tissue regeneration. Mechanical conduction The mechanical energy of the shock wave is converted into biochemical signals in the target tissue, thereby causing cellular and molecular reactions. Treating diseases: Musculoskeletal diseases Plantar fasciitis with heel bone spurs Tennis elbow Jumping knee Arthritis Tendinopathy Trigger point Repetitive strain Tendinopathy Soft tissue strain Rotator cuff injury Wound healing Shoulder calcification Near-surface pseudojoint Femoral trochanteric pain syndrome Patellar apex syndrome Medial tibial stress syndrome Hip bursitis or tendinitis Other diseases: Vascular erectile dysfunction Myofascial pain syndrome Advantages: Non-invasive: Piezoelectric shock wave therapy is a non-surgical procedure. Relieve pain: It can effectively reduce pain and inflammation. Promote healing: It stimulates the body's natural healing process. Safety: It is generally regarded as safe with minimal side effects. Side effects: Patients may experience mild redness, dull pain or bruising at the treatment site. The treatment area may experience temporary pain, swelling and bruising, as well as redness on the skin surface