Shockwave Therapy in Surrey, BC
Non-Invasive Treatment for Certain Persistent Tendon and Musculoskeletal Conditions
Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that delivers acoustic pressure waves to targeted areas of the body. It may be recommended for certain persistent tendon and musculoskeletal conditions as part of an individualized rehabilitation program.
At PhysioFirst Physiotherapy, shockwave therapy can complement appropriate exercises, activity modifications, and other rehabilitation strategies.
Conditions Shockwave Therapy May Help
Plantar Heel Pain: May help selected patients with persistent plantar fasciopathy.
Achilles Tendon Pain: May be considered for certain chronic Achilles tendon conditions.
Tennis Elbow: May provide relief in selected cases of lateral elbow tendinopathy.
Patellar Tendon Pain: May support management of some persistent knee tendon problems.
Calcific Shoulder Tendinopathy: May be considered for certain calcific tendon conditions.
What to Expect
Following an assessment, your clinician will determine whether shockwave therapy is appropriate. A handheld device is applied to the treatment area, delivering controlled acoustic pulses.
Some temporary discomfort or soreness may occur. Your clinician will explain the expected benefits, limitations, precautions, and any follow-up exercises.