SHOCKWAVE THERAPY BREADSALL & MORLEY

Shockwave theraphy can treat all of the below conditions...

• Jumper’s knee
• Painful shoulder
• Tennis elbow
• Golfers elbow
• Heel spur
• Plantar fasciitis
• Insertional pain
• Chronic tendinopathy
• Chronic pain
• Calcifications
• Achilles tendinopathy
• Myofascial pain syndrome
• Calcific tendonitis
• Hamstring tendinopathy
• Foot & ankle tendinopathy
• Adductor tendinopathy syndrome (Groin pain)
• Trigger finger
• Spasticity
• Polyneuropathy

There are many great benefits to shockwave theraphy, but the below are particularly good benefits...

• Non-Invasive treatment
• No Anaesthesia
• No Medication
• Faster recovery times
• Shorter treatment times (10-20 minutes)
• Significant clinical benefits within 6 to 8 weeks 

Your suitability for Shockwave Therapy will be discussed during your initial consultation and sessions can be booked (including your follow up) if the treatment is appropriate for your condition

NICE guidelines recommend a minimum of 3 sessions with a week in between each session but in our experience, we have found most patients start to feel the benefit of their treatment after 4-6 sessions and offer discounted packages for patients wanting to book 4 or 6 consecutive sessions.

If you have decided that now is the time to start alleviating or eliminating the pain that you are experiencing, we recommend starting with an initial assessment so that we can discuss the issues that you are having and work together to develop a tailored plan that will help you to achieve your desired outcome.

During your initial assessment we will try to gain an understanding of the pain that you are experiencing and how the pain started. If your pain started as a result of an injury, we will ask you to tell us about the injury or as much information you have about the pain so that we can see the whole picture and develop a tailored treatment plan.  

We recommend that you wear clothes that are comfortable as it's likely that the session will involve elements of movement. 

Consider what you're wearing based on the area you are experiencing pain for example if you have knee pain, consider wearing shorts.