Does SoftWave Therapy Work?
If you’re dealing with chronic pain or slow-healing injuries, you may be asking, “Does SoftWave Therapy work?” and “How does SoftWave Therapy work?” These are common and important questions before trying any new treatment.
At Everybody’s Chiropractic Center in Upper Darby, PA, SoftWave Therapy is offered as a non-invasive option designed to support the body’s natural healing process—without drugs or surgery.
Our office is located at 115 E Township Line Road, Upper Darby, PA.
Call 610-789-1800 or visit
www.everybodyschiropractic.com
to schedule an appointment.
Does SoftWave Therapy Really Work?
A frequent search is “Does SoftWave Therapy really work?” SoftWave Therapy is based on acoustic wave technology that has been used in musculoskeletal care for years.
Many patients report improvements in:
- Pain levels
- Mobility and range of motion
- Tissue healing
- Overall function
Results vary depending on the condition, severity, overall health, and how the therapy is combined with other treatments such as chiropractic care and exercise.
How Does SoftWave Therapy Work?
One of the most common questions is “How does SoftWave Therapy work?” SoftWave uses high-energy acoustic waves that travel through soft tissue and stimulate a biological response.
These waves help:
- Increase blood flow to injured areas
- Stimulate cellular repair mechanisms
- Encourage new tissue formation
- Reduce inflammation
- Decrease pain sensitivity
Rather than masking pain, SoftWave Therapy is designed to help the body repair damaged tissue and restore function over time.
What Conditions Does SoftWave Therapy Treat?
People often search “What does SoftWave Therapy treat?” SoftWave Therapy is commonly used for:
- Chronic joint pain
- Shoulder pain and rotator cuff issues
- Plantar fasciitis
- Tendon injuries such as tennis elbow
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
- Soft tissue injuries
- Delayed healing conditions
It is often used alongside chiropractic adjustments to improve overall outcomes.
How Long Does It Take to See Results?
Another common question is “How long does SoftWave Therapy take to work?” Some patients notice improvement after just a few sessions, while others require a series of treatments.
Because SoftWave Therapy stimulates healing, improvements may continue even after treatment sessions are completed.
Are There Side Effects of SoftWave Therapy?
A very important search is “What are the side effects of SoftWave Therapy?” SoftWave Therapy is generally well tolerated, but some mild side effects can occur.
Possible side effects include:
- Mild soreness or tenderness after treatment
- Temporary redness in the treated area
- Minor swelling
- Brief discomfort during treatment
These effects are typically short-lived and resolve within a day or two.
Is SoftWave Therapy Safe?
Many patients ask, “Is SoftWave Therapy safe?” When performed by trained providers, SoftWave Therapy is considered safe for many individuals.
It avoids the risks associated with:
- Surgery
- Injections
- Long-term medication use
Your provider will determine if SoftWave Therapy is appropriate based on your health history and condition.
Who Should Not Get SoftWave Therapy?
SoftWave Therapy may not be appropriate for everyone. It may be avoided in areas with:
- Active infection
- Open wounds
- Certain vascular conditions
- Specific medical implants near the treatment area
A thorough evaluation ensures safe and appropriate care.
Serving Upper Darby and Surrounding Communities
Everybody’s Chiropractic Center provides SoftWave Therapy to patients throughout Delaware County, including:
- Upper Darby
- Drexel Hill
- Havertown
- Lansdowne
- Clifton Heights
- Springfield
- Yeadon
- Broomall
- Media
Is SoftWave Therapy Right for You?
If you’re looking for a non-invasive option to help with chronic pain or tissue healing, SoftWave Therapy may be worth exploring. Understanding how it works and what to expect helps you make an informed decision.
Call 610-789-1800
Visit www.everybodyschiropractic.com
115 E Township Line Road, Upper Darby, PA
Schedule your appointment today to learn if SoftWave Therapy is right for you.