Liberate Your Body from Pain: The New Dawn of FAWT Focused Acoustic Wave Therapy

In daily life, many people suffer from various bodily pains. From prolonged sitting in the office to intense sports activities on the field, every aspect of life can lead to discomfort. From young office workers to elderly retirees, no one is exempt. These pains may stem from various conditions such as disc herniation, cervical spondylosis, lumbar muscle strain, bone spurs, arthritis, and more.

How Painful is Focused Acoustic Wave Therapy?

This is a concern for many when considering treatment. In fact, for many, shockwave therapy is not painful. Let's understand the reality of this treatment.

Focused Acoustic Wave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment typically used for muscle and joint pain and other musculoskeletal conditions. It promotes tissue repair and recovery by applying high-intensity sound waves to specific areas of the body. During treatment, patients may experience some discomfort, but it's usually not severe.

Some mild discomfort may occur during treatment, such as tingling, burning, or itching sensations. These sensations are usually brief and diminish as the treatment progresses. Throughout the treatment, the intensity is adjusted based on patient feedback to ensure comfort.

Compared to surgery or other invasive treatments, Focused Acoustic Wave Therapy is generally considered less intense. Most patients can resume their daily activities after treatment without significant impact.

Overall, while Focused Acoustic Wave Therapy may cause some mild discomfort, it's generally not painful. Patients can achieve optimal treatment outcomes by closely cooperating with their doctor and following treatment recommendations.

The Process of Focused Acoustic Wave Therapy

1. Initial Assessment: Before starting treatment, a physician or therapist conducts an initial assessment to understand the patient's symptoms, pain level, and treatment needs. This assessment helps determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

1. Preparation: Patients usually need to remove clothing from the treatment area to allow the physician or therapist direct access to the skin. The treatment area may be cleaned and disinfected to ensure treatment safety.

1. Targeting the Treatment Area: The physician or therapist uses manual palpation or assistive tools to accurately locate the area requiring treatment. This typically involves identifying the source of pain or the site of pathology.

1. Application of Shockwaves: Once the treatment area is identified, the physician or therapist applies shockwaves to the patient's skin surface using specialized shockwave therapy equipment. During treatment, patients may experience a brief stinging or discomfort, but it's usually tolerable.

1. Adjusting Treatment Parameters: Based on the patient's symptoms and treatment response, the physician or therapist may adjust treatment parameters such as shockwave intensity, frequency, and duration to ensure optimal treatment outcomes.

1. Completion of Treatment: Generally, shockwave therapy lasts about 5-10 minutes, with approximately 2500-3000 shockwaves applied to the injured tissue. After completing the treatment, patients can put their clothes back on and receive further advice or guidance, such as rest and dietary recommendations.

1. Follow-up Observation and Treatment: After treatment, patients may require regular follow-up visits or additional treatment methods to further promote recovery. The physician or therapist will develop a follow-up treatment plan based on the patient's condition and provide necessary support and guidance.

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Recommendations After FAWT Focused Acoustic Wave Therapy:

• Tissues and recovery require time, and pain gradually improves rather than disappearing immediately.

• If the treatment area shows redness, swelling, pain, slight bruising, or other abnormalities, apply ice packs for 10-15 minutes each time.

• When discomfort is significant (Visual Analog Scale VAS > 5-6), consider taking anti-inflammatory or pain-relieving medication to maximize the effects of FAWT treatment.

• Avoid strenuous exercise for 4-6 weeks and correct poor posture or movements.

Focused Acoustic Wave Therapy is a safe and effective treatment method that can broaden the focus range and effectively treat all tissues around the lesion. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or an office worker, you deserve to try this advanced treatment method to regain health and vitality!

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Below are the detailed information of Yong Kang TCM Clinic's various branches in Singapore:

Yong Kang TCM Clinic 永康中医 @ Yew Tee Point #01-29

Address：21 Choa Chu Kang North 6, YewTee Point, Singapore 689578

Tel: 6834 4922 / 8775 3415

Yong Kang TCM Clinic 永康中医 @ Vivo City #02-172

Address：1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-172, Singapore 098585

Tel: 6251 4128 / 8930 0508

Yong Kang TCM Clinic 永康中医 @ Sun Plaza #B1-21

Address：30 Sembawang Dr, #B1-21, Singapore 757713

Tel: 6257 0061 / 8931 0353

Yong Kang TCM Clinic 永康中医 @ Jubilee Square #01-04

Address：61 Ang Mo Kio 8, #01-04, Singapore 569814

Tel: 6555 6347 / 8931 0351

Yong Kang TCM Clinic 永康中医 @ Jurong Point Shopping Centre #B1A-20C

Address：1 Jurong West Central 2, #B1A-20C, Singapore 648886

Tel: 68616141 / 8775 2256

Yong Kang TCM Clinic 永康中医 @ Anchorpoint Shopping Centre #B1-17

Address：370 Alexandra Rd, #B1-17, Singapore 159953

Tel:8845 4822

Yong Kang TCM Clinic 永康中医 @ Limbang Shopping Centre #02-05

Address：Blk 533 Choa Chu Kang Street 51, #02-05 Limbang Shopping Centre, Singapore 680533

Tel: 8882 9980

You can choose the branch nearest to your location and make an appointment or inquire about treatment services by contacting the respective phone numbers provided above.