Laser therapy at SHIFA PAN African Hospitals involves the use of focused light energy to stimulate cellular activity, reduce inflammation, and enhance the healing process.

Symptoms:

Laser therapy is beneficial for a range of conditions, including musculoskeletal injuries, joint pain, and soft tissue inflammation.

Procedure:

During laser therapy, a handheld device delivers low-level laser light to the targeted area, promoting tissue repair and reducing pain.

Time Required:

The duration of laser therapy sessions varies, typically lasting between 5 to 15 minutes per treatment area.

 

How does laser therapy contribute to tissue healing?

Laser therapy stimulates cellular activity, promoting the production of energy within cells, which accelerates the healing process.

 

Is laser therapy suitable for chronic pain conditions?

Yes, laser therapy can be effective for managing chronic pain by reducing inflammation and promoting tissue repair.

 

Does laser therapy have any adverse effects?

Laser therapy is generally safe and well-tolerated. It has minimal side effects, such as mild warmth or tingling during the procedure.

 

How quickly can patients expect results from ultrasonic therapy?

Some patients experience immediate relief, while others may notice gradual improvement over multiple sessions.

 

Can laser therapy be used in conjunction with other physiotherapy modalities?

Yes, laser therapy can complement other physiotherapy treatments, offering a comprehensive approach to pain management and tissue healing.

 

Is laser therapy suitable for post-surgery recovery?

Yes, laser therapy can aid in post-surgery recovery by promoting healing, reducing pain, and minimizing scar tissue formation.

 

How often should laser therapy sessions be scheduled?

The frequency of sessions is determined based on the individual’s condition and treatment goals. Our healthcare team will provide personalized recommendations.

 

Can laser therapy be performed on different parts of the body?

Yes, laser therapy is versatile and can be applied to various body parts, adapting to the specific needs of each patient’s condition.