Accelerating the recovery process
Accelerating the recovery process
Shockwave treatment
Shockwave treatment
Shockwaves are directed to areas that cause chronic pain. They lead to the dissolution of calcium deposits and better vascularization.
Benefits of shockwave therapy.
Benefits of shockwave therapy.
This modern solution allows for the effective treatment of complex musculoskeletal disorders without surgical intervention. It works locally, precisely, and produces lasting results.
Shockwave therapy
Shockwave therapy
What ailments does it help with??
What ailments does it help with??
Shockwave therapy is an effective method of treating pain in the musculoskeletal system.
It is most often used for conditions such as:
- trigger points,
- tennis and golfer's elbow,
- plantar fascia,
- jumper's knee,
- Achilles tendon pain.
Non-invasive physiotherapeutic method
Non-invasive physiotherapeutic method
Shockwave Treatment Benefits.
Shockwave Treatment Benefits.
Shockwave therapy is gaining popularity due to its effectiveness and rapid results. Thanks to biological stimulation, tissues regenerate more efficiently, and the body copes with inflammation more effectively.
Check out what benefits patients notice most often:
- improves microcirculation,
- stimulates metabolism,
- accelerates regeneration,
- reduces tissue tension = relaxation effect,
- reduces pain,
- has anti-inflammatory properties.
Take advantage of the shockwave.
Take advantage of the shockwave.
Our experienced rehabilitation specialists in Szczecin are at your service. Contact us to schedule a consultation or shockwave treatment.
When you decide to undergo rehabilitation at our clinic, you choose from a range of effective treatments performed by top-class specialists.
Advice from physiotherapists
Advice from physiotherapists
Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist?
Referral to a physiotherapist depends on the type of service. Different rules apply to private visits and rehabilitation financed by the National Health Fund.
When to start rehabilitation after an injury?
The beginning of rehabilitation after an injury depends on the type of injury, symptoms, and healing process. Appropriate exercise and loading regimens are important.
Is an MRI necessary before visiting a physiotherapist?
MRI can complement a physiotherapy evaluation, but not all back, knee, or shoulder pain requires prior MRI testing.
Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist?
Referral to a physiotherapist depends on the type of service. Different rules apply to private visits and rehabilitation financed by the National Health Fund.
When to start rehabilitation after an injury?
The beginning of rehabilitation after an injury depends on the type of injury, symptoms, and healing process. Appropriate exercise and loading regimens are important.
Is an MRI necessary before visiting a physiotherapist?
MRI can complement a physiotherapy evaluation, but not all back, knee, or shoulder pain requires prior MRI testing.
A stress-free visit to a physiotherapist – course, examination and therapy
The first visit to a physiotherapist often turns out to be more relaxed than the patient expects. The most important things are conversation, trust, and a good plan.
How does physiotherapy help you take care of your health every day?
You don't have to wait for an injury to take care of your musculoskeletal system. Regular physical therapy supports your body in everyday functioning.
What is lordosis and when does it require treatment?
Lordosis is a natural feature of the spine, but its deepening or shallowing can affect posture, tension and comfort of movement.
When should you see a physiotherapist and when should you see an orthopedist?
Physiotherapists and orthopedists help with musculoskeletal problems, but their role depends on the type of pain, injury, and movement limitations.
How to fight widow's hump?
Dowager's hump is a postural problem that can cause neck tension, headaches, and stiffness. Physiotherapy can support recovery.
Shock wave in Szczecin?
Shock wave in Szczecin?
Shockwave therapy is a proven way to relieve persistent musculoskeletal ailments. If you struggle with pain, limited mobility, or chronic inflammation, take advantage of this modern rehabilitation method, which produces visible results after just a few sessions.