Laser Therapy

Are you looking for laser therapy in Davenport?  In recent years, many medical and alternative health clinics have begun including light therapies into their traditional treatment methods.  One of the most popular light therapies being used is laser therapy or low level laser therapy.  When tissues are damaged, cells begin to die and scar tissue formation often begins.  Both of these consequences can slow or even limit the healing process.  Modern day laser units have been specifically engineered to produce the essential wavelengths of light necessary stimulate the damage cells, break up the formed scar tissue, and stimulate the healing process.

Laser Therapy in Davenport IA

Lightforce laser is a deep tissue class IV laser therapy that uses energy to aid in the body’s natural healing. Think of it as taking your natural healing from a walk to a sprint. Lightforce laser therapy provides drug-free and surgery-free pain relief for people suffering from chronic or acute conditions.

Tissue that is damaged and poorly oxygenated because of swelling, trauma, or inflammation has been shown to respond significantly to laser therapy irradiation. Deep tissue therapy lasers work by flooding the tissues with photons, energizing the damaged cells and increasing circulation to the painful area. This produces a cascade of healing responses in your body, reducing inflammation, thereby reducing or even eliminating your pain.

What can I use laser therapy for?

Due to the wide range of healing potential, our Spine, Sport and Injury Therapy Center team has been trained to utilize this technology for the treatment of many conditions.  Some of the conditions that are commonly treated at our clinic include:

• Neck Pain
• Low Back Pain
• Foot Pain
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Knee Pain
• Various Tendonitis
• Painful Joints
• Fibromyalgia
• Arthritis
• Bursitis
• Various Forms of Acute and Chronic Pain
• ..... and many more

If you are interested in Laser Therapy in Davenport, contact our team at Spine, Sport and Injury Therapy Center today.