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SoftWave TRT
Everybody’s Chiropractic
Everybody’s Chiropractic provides SoftWave Therapy in Upper Darby, PA for selected musculoskeletal conditions involving joints, tendons, muscles, and other soft tissues. Dr. Dan Klein has more than 30 years of clinical experience and uses this non-invasive treatment when appropriate to help support healing, improve mobility, and reduce pain. Every patient is evaluated first so treatment recommendations are based on the individual condition and examination findings.
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What is SoftWave Therapy?
SoftWave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses acoustic-wave technology to target selected musculoskeletal tissues. Depending on the condition, it may be considered for certain tendon, joint, muscle, and soft-tissue problems. Treatment is designed to support the body’s natural healing response, improve mobility, and help reduce pain without surgery or injections. Because not every condition is appropriate for SoftWave Therapy, each patient is evaluated before treatment recommendations are made.
Softwave Therapy FAQ
Why is SoftWave TRT Helpful?
SoftWave Therapy uses acoustic-wave technology to stimulate biological responses within targeted musculoskeletal tissues. Depending on the condition, treatment may help support circulation, tissue response, mobility, and function. Because every patient is different, we first perform an evaluation to determine whether SoftWave Therapy may be appropriate.
Does SoftWave Therapy Really Work?
Research has evaluated extracorporeal shock wave therapy for several musculoskeletal conditions, including plantar fasciitis and certain tendon disorders. Results vary depending on the diagnosis, treatment protocol, and individual patient. At Everybody’s Chiropractic, we recommend SoftWave Therapy only when the patient’s condition and examination findings indicate that it may be appropriate.
How Long Does a SoftWave Therapy Session Take?
SoftWave Therapy sessions are generally brief, although treatment time varies depending on the condition and area being treated. Gel is applied to the skin, and the SoftWave applicator is then used to deliver acoustic waves to the targeted tissues. Many patients can return to normal daily activities after treatment, although activity recommendations may vary by condition.
