Shockwave Therapy In Tempe Arizona
What is Shockwave Therapy?
Shockwave therapy is often recommended following a procedure or injury to further promote healing and reduce pain. By delivering high-energy acoustic waves to the affected area, shockwave therapy stimulates blood flow, accelerates tissue repair, and helps relieve pain.
In sports medicine, Shockwave is used to treat injuries of the elbow (tennis elbow), shoulder (rotator cuff tendinopathy), and feet, muscles, among others.
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Shockwave F.A.Q.
At Arizona Sports Med, we understand that seeking medical care for a sports injury can raise many questions. To help you feel informed and prepared, we have compiled answers to some of the most common inquiries related to Tenotomy treatment for sports injuries.
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The procedure is usually done under local anesthesia, and the surgeon makes a small incision to access the affected tendon. Then the tendon is precisely cut to release tension and allow for improved movement.
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Tenotomy is commonly used to address conditions like tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, and tight or contracted tendons in the hand, elbow, or knee.
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Recovery time can vary depending on the specific procedure and the individual patient. Typically, patients are advised to rest and elevate the affected area, engage in physical therapy, and follow post-operative care instructions provided by their doctor.
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The results of tenotomy are generally long-lasting, providing relief from pain and improved function. However, individual experiences may vary, and follow-up care is essential for optimal outcomes.
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It is crucial to have a thorough discussion with your healthcare provider to understand the potential benefits, risks, and expected outcomes of the procedure. Additionally, exploring non-surgical options and seeking a second opinion can be beneficial.