Faʻafouina Faʻaaogaina o le Lafoaʻi Laser mo Paʻu Paʻu

O le manatu e faapea o le malosi malamalama mai le laser e mafai ona faaitiitia ai le mumū ma le tiga, fa'avaveina le fa'amālōlōina o aano o manu'a, fa'amama maso, ma fa'aosofia ai le toe fa'afouina o neura e foliga mai e mamao lava. Ae peitai, o le faasaienisi, ua ta'u mai ia i tatou o nei aafiaga e tupu.

“Power and wavelength ascertain the capability of the laser to penetrate into the body. Once you are in the infrared spectrum and above 800 nanometers in wavelength, laser energy penetrates like X-rays, but to attain depth you need substantial electricity or energy,� Dr. Bruce Coren told Spine Universe.

Lua Vaega Fa'aaogaina i Togafitiga Fa'aletino

You can find just two groups of lasers being used in physical therapy; group 3 and 4. �Category 3 lasers are much less than 500 milliwatts, mw, in power while class 4 lasers are greater than 500 mw,� Dr. Coren said. Class 3 lasers are occasionally known as cold lasers, while the treatment may be called LLLT for low-level laser therapy. In contrast, class 4 laser treatment might be called HPLT for high power laser therapy.

�The majority of neuro-musculoskeletal conditions respond better to a higher power and a greater dosage, which will be a function of power output and time,� Dr. Coren commented. The best results are going to be obtained with a laser that’s 30 watts of power or more. A 10-minute treatment using a 30-watt laser will generate 18,000 joules, which gives a critical pain relieving, anti inflammatory and healing effect.�

Although 5 or more sessions may be required to solve the problem, patients usually begin to feel better after 1 or 2 treatments. � The more extensive the injury and the more chronic, the more treatments are usually needed,� he included.

Meatotino o Togafitiga Laser Mana Maualuga

Faanofo tiga: Laser decreases nerve sensitivity by decreasing bradykinin; a pain generating compound. It normalizes ion channels, gatekeepers that are mobile, and releases endorphins, body�s natural pain reliever, and enkephalins, that is related to endorphins, that generate an analgesic effect. Additionally, it has a pain-blocking effect on specific nerve fibers. This increased energy accelerates the repair processes of the cell. Laser additionally causes a widening of the arteries and veins around the damage which really helps to remove damaged cellular debris and increase nutrients and oxygen. White blood cell activity is improved leading to a more fast repair process.

Toe Fa'alelei Tissue Meaalofa ma le Tuputupu'ia o sela:�Photons of light from lasers penetrate deeply into tissue and accelerate cellular reproduction and growth. As a result of exposure to laser light, the cells of nerves, ligaments, tendons and muscles are repaired quicker.

Fa'aleleia le Vascular Action:�Laser light raises the formation of new capillaries in damaged tissue, which closes wounds quickly, and speeds up the healing process.

Mafuaaga ma vaega ole acupuncture:�Laser is very effective in extinguishing painful trigger points. It’s likewise a highly effective method of stimulating acupuncture points with no distress related to needling.

Faʻaitiitia le faʻaaogaina o mea faʻapipiʻi faʻamalosi:�Laser therapy reduces the formation of scar tissue following tissue damage from burns, cuts, scratches, repetitive motion injuries or surgery.

Faʻasalaga Mataʻutia: O le Collagen o le porotini taua lea e manaʻomia e toe faʻaleleia ai manuʻa poʻo le suia o mea tuai. Ona o lenei mea, o le laser e aoga i mu ma matala manuʻa. Leisa e fa'atuputeleina le numera o sela fa'ato'aga, lea e fa'aleleia ai le fa'amalologa.

Tulaga Fa'ata'ita'iina i Mea e Fa'atino ai Togafitiga Laser

E masani ona iai le lasers malosi i falema'i fa'aletino ma ofisa o le chiropractic. O le ua, tua po'o le tiga o sooga e masani lava ona tali vave ile togafitiga laser.

�Lasers are also rather powerful for inflammatory conditions, including peripheral neuropathy, tendonitis, bursitis, and capsulitis. Sprains, strains, and repetitive motion injuries all have an inflammatory component and may be successfully treated with laser,� he remarked. �There is no specific state that reacts more quickly to laser. Nonetheless, some patients will respond faster than others for precisely the same condition as individual healing rates can change.�

Laser therapy can be used as a stand-alone treatment, or with rehabilitative exercise therapy. �Rehabilitative exercises and laser therapy complement each other nicely,� explained Dr. Coren.

Puipuiga ole Togafitiga Laser

E i ai ni nai fa'aeteetega fa'atasi ai ma togafitiga laser. E mana'omia le puipuiga o mata mo le foma'i ma le tagata ma'i, ma e le tatau ona faia le laser i luga o fa'ama'i leaga, pacemakers, fa'aoso fa'ama'i po'o totonugalemu o tina ma'itaga.

Isi Fautuaga

High power laser treatment is just one of the quickest, most powerful modalities therapists now need to treat inflammation and pain. �Sadly, laser just isn’t covered by insurance, and high-power lasers could be difficult since they are high-priced to locate. Most importantly, results are reached by the quantity of energy produced, 18,000-30,000 joules per treatment being the sweet spot,� Dr. Coren reasoned.

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Aʻoaʻoga Faʻaopoopo: Chiropractic ma Sciatica

Sciatica ua iloa o se vaega o faʻamaoniga nai lo se manua se tasi poʻo se tulaga. O le maualalo o le tiga e taatele i le va o tagata eseese, ae pe a oʻo mai faʻamaoniga o le faʻalavelave ma le tingling lagona faʻatasi ai ma le tiga ma le le mautonu, atonu o le a leai se mamafa o le mamafa e tuʻuina i le nerve sciatic. O le tiga o le nerve sciatic poʻo le sciatica e mafai ona tupu ona o le tele o mea faitino ma le togafitiga faʻafefesa e mafai ona fesoasoani e faʻamafiesea ai faailoga. O le togafitiga faʻafefete, o se mea saogalemu ma lelei le togafiti e maua mo le toe faʻafoisia o le ola maloloina o le vaimama ma faʻaitiitia ai sikisi sciatica.

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