Extracorporeal shock wave therapy apparatus (hereinafter referred to as "the device") utilizes a compressor to generate air pulse sound waves, which are transformed into precise ballistic bursts. These bursts travel through various physical conduction mediums (such as air or liquid) and exert their effects on the body, producing biological responses. The device operates by releasing energy suddenly via high-pressure waves characterized by rapid transmission and elevated pressure levels. By positioning and maneuvering the therapeutic probe, it can effectively loosen adhesions and alleviate pain in a wide range of affected tissues.
Advantages
1. The healing pistols are lightweight and ergonomically designed, featuring anti-slip rings for enhanced grip and shock absorption.
2. An 8-inch touch screen display facilitates user-friendly operation.
3. Equipped with a built-in air compressor, the device includes an anatomical diagram that allows for quick selection of corresponding treatment areas, complemented by a voice broadcast function.
Scope of Application
The device is suitable for adjunctive treatment of pain.
Contraindications
1. Pregnant or lactating women;
2. Individuals with allergic constitutions;
3. Those with skin damage or skin diseases;
4. Patients with primary conditions affecting the heart, liver, kidneys, or hematopoietic system; individuals suffering from mental health disorders; patients with implanted cardiac pacemakers; and those who have undergone metal medical instrument implantation.
Side Effects
1. Edema, redness, hematoma.
2. Bleeding points and discomfort.
3. Skin damage post-treatment.
These side effects typically resolve spontaneously within 5 to 10 days; however, if symptoms persist beyond this period, it is advisable to discontinue treatment immediately.
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