Therapeutic Ultrasound Therapy: Rehabilitation using ultrasound treatment

About This Service

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Ultrasound Therapy for Pain Relief – 1 session
Service duration: 60 minutes

It is recommended to book an appointment in advance.
Ultrasound therapy uses high-frequency sound waves that penetrate 2-4 centimeters deep into the tissue, targeting muscles and bones to relieve pain, relax tense muscles, and improve flexibility in deep joints.
Please consult a doctor before receiving the service.

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Preparation Before Service:

• Inform the doctor or staff if you are pregnant, have any underlying health conditions, bone fragility, fractures, metal implants, or a pacemaker.
• If you have X-ray films, bring them to aid in diagnosis and treatment.
• If you are taking blood thinners, have underlying conditions, or medication allergies, please notify the doctor or staff.
• Refrain from consuming alcohol or smoking 24 hours before the procedure.
• Get 6-8 hours of sufficient sleep.
• Wear comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement.

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Aftercare:

• Get plenty of rest as fatigue may occur after the service.
• Avoid staying in one position for long periods; move around as necessary.
• Follow up with the doctor as scheduled to assess treatment progress. If any abnormalities occur before the appointment, such as drooping eyelids, headaches, neck pain, double vision, dry eyes, allergic reactions, or difficulty breathing, contact the doctor immediately.

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Important Considerations Before Deciding:

• Ensure that the practitioner has a valid physical therapy license.
• If your condition requires medication alongside physical therapy, follow the physiotherapist's recommendations in conjunction with consulting a doctor or pharmacist. Avoid self-medicating.
• The results of physical therapy depend on various factors such as the severity of the condition and the patient’s age.
• Physical therapy is a continuous process, and the duration and type of treatment may vary for each session.
• The techniques chosen by the physiotherapist for the same condition may differ based on the patient’s medical history, physical examination, and the therapist’s goals.

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Contraindications for Physical Therapy:

• Individuals with pacemakers
• Individuals with metal implants in the cervical or lumbar spine
• Pregnant women
• Individuals with high fever
• Individuals with SLE (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus) or autoimmune diseases
• Open wounds or skin infections in the treatment area