Low level laser treatment provides a painless and non-invasive treatment for bone injuries that is extremely effective, increasing the healing rate to twice the average rate for other treatments. A low intensive phonic energy device can promote bone healing at the cell and tissue levels to dramatically improve the rate of recovery. Not only can lasers improve the rate of recovery, but they substantially decrease pain and swelling in the affected area.

Although it is a new emerging science, low level laser treatment has been cleared by the FDA and is quickly gaining prominence in the medical community.

Laser treatment for bone injuries is effective and simple. In fact, once the procedure has been ordered and reviewed, it can usually be done in a patient's home without requiring a hospital setting. The first initial procedure is generally done by a physician in a doctor's office, however, in order to thoroughly go over the steps for the patient's complete understanding. The laser is either held in place over the afflicted area, or gently ran over the afflicted area if the injury is large enough.

How It Works

Lasers heal by activating the bone tissue with energy that enhances cell regeneration, increasing blood flow and decreasing inflammation. Its rate of effectiveness depends on the degree of the injury. Most patients generally report that lasers encouraged their bones to heal in about half the time it would normally have taken with other treatments.

Improvement is noticed almost immediately, however, as pain and swelling are reduced, increasing the comfort of the patient from the outset of

treatment.

Basically, the laser creates a healing energy that encourages the body's natural cellular regeneration. It helps to improve the body's capacity for healing, increasing healing rates, reducing swelling as well as chronic pain.

Though in its early stages, results indicate effectiveness

Though low level laser treatment is still in its early stages, initial research and first hand cases report significant healing improvements and pain reduction. It's very effective for broken or fractured bones, as well as those suffering from painful bone issues such as arthritis pain. It has rapidly gained prominence in the sports medicine and physical therapy fields, decreasing pain levels while increasing recovery times and the healing process.

Lasers have yet to be used on a wide basis in the medical community simply because the science is so new. Many doctors don't aren't fully aware of the potential of low level laser therapy, and it remains controversial in some medical communities due to unfamiliarity. It's important to work with a doctor who specializes in low level laser therapy. Your doctor may be able to recommend one.

Lasers have gone from being pure science fiction to practical science used in all areas of medicine. The healing property of lasers works in tune with our bodies, encouraging the natural healing processes through increased stimulation. It's painless, and can substantially reduce healing time compared to other treatments. Whether you need a broken bone to heal or just seek relief from chronic arthritis, low level lasers can relieve pain as well as encourage the healing process.