Cold Laser Therapy and Remedial Massage with Sharon Moore

10/10/2017

Clinical effects of Cold Laser Therapy.

09/10/2017

I use Multi Radiance Lasers. This picture explains the light radiances used.

07/10/2017

Cold Laser Therapy is widely used for and not limited to:
Muscular skeletal conditions
Muscle spasm
Relaxation of muscles/trigger points
Pain both chronic and acute
Joint and muscle inflammation
Arthritic pain
Soft Tissue injuries – sprains and strains
Back pain upper and lower, Neck pain, Shoulder pain (frozen shoulder)
Hip pain, sciatic pain
Knee pain, ankle pain
Tennis Elbow/Golfers Elbow
Carpal Tunnel pain
Plantar fasciitis

06/10/2017

Treatment
The more frequent the treatments initially the better the outcome of pain relief and tissue repair. Frequency of treatments will vary from person to person depending on the condition and each individual’s response.

It is best practice to have a course of 6 treatments within 3 weeks as the benefits of Cold Laser Therapy are cumulative. One treatment builds upon the next. Many people experience significant relief within that time, some will feel changes sooner. Treatments will always be scheduled to achieve best outcomes.

06/10/2017

Is Cold Laser Therapy safe?
Lasers used for therapeutic tissue stimulation have insufficient strength(power) to damage cells. Cold Laser Therapy does NOT generate any heat and cannot damage or burn the skin and is painless to use. Provided protective eyewear is to be worn during treatment.

The Multi Radiance laser unit I use is registered by the Therapeutic Goods Administration(TGA). The Australian register of the TGA(ARTG) ID number is 212916 for the purpose of muscular and skeletal conditions and pain management in general.

05/10/2017

How does Cold Laser Therapy work?
The effects of Cold Laser Therapy are photochemical, like photosynthesis in plants. When the laser emitter is placed on the skin over injured or sick cells in the body, such as muscles and ligaments, light energy is absorbed into the tissue. This action stimulates the damaged cells to increase their energy production which is used to restore the damage cells back to healthy active cells

04/10/2017

What is low level laser therapy?
Low Level Laser Therapy is a non-invasive, pain free, light based therapy that uses Red and Infrared light to target inflamed, injured and diseased tissues. Photons of light stimulate ATP production (fuel for our cells), thereby accelerating the healing process. With more ATP (adenosine triphosphate) at the cellular level, tissues heal faster, improve function and reduce inflammation and relieve pain.

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04/10/2017

Over the next week I will post some educational information on Cold Laser Therapy. I look forward to your feedback.