Portable Shock Wave Therapy Equipment For Pain Relief Shock Wave Physiotherapy Machine

Portable Shock Wave Therapy Equipment For Pain Relief Shock Wave Physiotherapy Machine

Working Pinciple
This instrument uses the principle of sound waves, and the massage effect reaches the SMAS fascia layer, which can pull out the fascia and muscles, and fundamentally solve a series of sub-health problems caused by muscle strain.
For people with long-term muscle strain, the first feeling of lattice shock waves is "pain" and shock, because the muscles have been squeezed for a long time, and they have adhered to the fascia, and the positions of the muscles and fascia have been distorted. You need to reach the fascia The external force will return the attached muscles and fascia to the correct position. Therefore, when the acoustic wave power from the lattice shock wave is brought to the fascia layer, it will leave the user "pain" and "shock".

Specification

Features:
1. Cells: Enhance cell membrane permeability by increasing ion channel activity, promoting cell division, and stimulating cytokine production.
2. Muscle health and blood vessels at muscles: Improve blood circulation, increase growth factor β1, and enhance mitosis of osteoblasts.
3. Nitrogen oxide system: accelerates bone remodeling and healing.
4. Improve microcirculation and metabolism.
5. Promote lysis of calcified fibroblasts.
6. Promote collagen synthesis.
7. Reduce tissue tension.
8. Have analgesic effect.

Advantage
1. The action site is clear, and the impact on surrounding tissues is minimal.
2. The body is not affected by drugs.
3. Prevents the possibility of surgery and related risks.
4, suitable for some symptoms without other effective treatment methods, such as tennis elbow.

Taboo crowd
1.Use near certain tissues: eyes and surrounding area, myocardium, spinal cord, gonadal, kidney and liver;
2. People with fluid disease, anticoagulant disorder or using anticoagulant;
3. Patients with acute suppuration at the nursing site of polyps near the nursing site;
4. Patients with thrombosis or patients with a tendency to suffer from thrombosis;
5. Patients with tumor diseases;
6. Patients with polyneuropathy;
7, cartilage children in adulthood;
8. Corticosteroid treatment site; patients using cortisone and other anti-inflammatory substances;
Children under 14 years of age (cartilage children in adulthood)
10. Use in parts or organs containing a large amount of gas in the human body;
11. Use near a large number of nerves and blood vessels;
12. Pregnant women.