Shockwave Therapy

This is a non-invasive physiotherapeutic procedure in which high-intensity acoustic (shock) waves are directed to the affected tissues. The procedure aims to promote natural healing processes, reduce pain, suppress inflammation, and restore the function of damaged tissues.

How does it work?
Shockwaves:

• Stimulate blood circulation and tissue regeneration;
• Alleviate pain by acting on nerve endings;
• Break down calcifications (calcium deposits) in soft tissues;
• Stimulate collagen production and improve metabolism in the affected area.

When is it applied?
Therapy is recommended for chronic muscle, tendon, or joint pain, especially in the presence of inflammatory or degenerative processes.

Most common indications:

• Plantar fasciitis (heel spur);
• Shoulder area pain (tendon calcification, tendinitis);
• Achilles tendon pain;
• Epicondylitis (tennis elbow).