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Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) is a non-invasive procedure in which a hand-held device is used to pass acoustic shockwaves to the affected area. It is purely a mechanical wave, not an electric one.
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Shockwave Therapy stimulates and supports the body’s self-healing mechanisms. There are no medications or surgery involved.
It is included in the NICE guidelines for the management of refractory (chronic) tendinopathies involving conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy and tennis elbow but can be used for most common tendinopathies.
The treatment itself can be painful during the application of the Shockwave Therapy. The treatment is delivered according to patient response, if a patient is unable to tolerate the pain levels the settings will adjusted to reduce the discomfort. A mild ache may occur later that day but should pass after a day.
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Your symptoms, goals and relevant medical history are reviewed before treatment or investigation is agreed.
You leave with advice, treatment options, fees where available and follow-up guidance for continuing care.
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Shockwave Therapy should not be carried out if any of the following criteria apply:
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Shockwave Therapy – 1 body part (30 minutes)
Shockwave Therapy – 2 body parts (30 minutes)
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