Low intensity extracorporeal shock wave therapy machine for ed is an innovative method for treating pain, now updated also for ED treatment, the treatment is safety and no pain. This quick, effective procedure harnesses intense but very short energy waves to heal many chronic painful orthopedic conditions. Adopt 5 size tips for all joint pain relief, frequency 2-16Hz, enable to reach to 8cm subcutaneously, to apply on Periosteal and create heat,instant temperature reach to 43℃,at the same time,improve blood circulation.
Shock wave therapy machine features:
- Shock wave treatment Strain disease treatment process is simple, non-invasive treatment, less damage to patients, shock wave treatment equipment analgesic effect more obvious than other physical therapy equipment.
- Treatment effect. Quickly significantly reduce pain, increase joint activity, eliminate calcification and promote metabolism.
Shock wave therapy machine advantage:
1, Quickly and significantly reduce pain
2, Non-invasive treatment, non-invasive
3, The treatment time is short, each 5-10 minutes
Shockwave Therapy Machine After The Treatment
You may feel some soreness which may intensify on the night of treatment. Simple analgesia and icing may be required to control this pain. There may also be some minor bruising in the treatment area. You should rest from aggravating activities for 2-3 days after treatment as your osteopath will discuss.
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy device SW6 Parameter:
| Technology | Electromagnetic shockwave therapy |
| Frequency | 2-16 HZ |
| Display | LCD touch Screen |
| Transmitter | 5 size transmitters |
| Function | fast relieve pain |
| Output power | 5-25W/cm2 |
| Voltage | AC100V~240V/47~63Hz |
Shockwave Therapy Machine Treatment Results
Obviously the human body is a complex structure and like many things in medicine we can provide no guarantees of effectiveness of treatment. However, many scientific studies published in reputable medical journals have proven the efficacy and safety of shockwave therapy in the treatment of the following conditions:
Plantar fasciitis and heel spurs
Achilles tendinopathy (mid-body and insertional)
Patella tendinopathy (Jumper’s knee) and Osgood-Schlatter’s disease
Shin splints, medial tibial stress syndrome, stress fractures
ITB syndrome (Runner’s knee)
Trochanteric bursitis and gluteal tendinopathy (pain around the hip)
Hamstring tendinopathy
Rotator cuff tendinopathy and calcification in the shoulder
Tennis and Golfer’s elbow
