Therapeutic ultrasound is used in clinical therapy to treat a variety of daily life, work or sports injuries. It speeds up the healing process using high-frequency sound waves.

Pulse ultrasound is used to treat inflammations such as tendinitis and bursitis. This kind of ultrasound therapy works through cavitation, transmitting vibrations that stimulate cell membranes, resulting in more rapid repair.

Continuous ultrasound therapy is used to treat spasms, pain and to relax tense muscles. In this type of ultrasound, the sound waves transmitted create friction as they pass through muscle fibres, which in turn produces heat in the injured area. The body increases blood circulation to that area to cool it down, and this increased blood flow speeds up the healing process.

Ultrasound is only used in our clinic in conjuction or to supplement advanced manual therapy techniques during sessons or as clinically appropriate.

THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND
TENNIS/ GOLFERS ELBOW
KNEE INJURIES
ANKLE INJURIES
WRIST PROBLEMS
RSI – REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURY
SHOULDER INJURIES

Other Electrotherapy Modalities Including:
INTERFERENTIAL THERAPY
ELECTRO MUSCLE STIMULATION (EMS)
TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECRICAL NERVE STIMULATION (TENS)

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