K-Laser in Canby OR

Daily treatment is possible for acute conditions, especially if they are accompanied by severe pain. When treatments are administered 2-3 times per week, more chronic problems respond better; after improvement, frequency can be reduced to once per week or once every other week.

The type of injuries being treated will determine how frequently treatment is performed. 4-6 sessions may be adequate for some acute injuries. People with more chronic conditions can need 6–12 treatments, or perhaps more. In order to control pain, conditions like severe arthritis may require continuing periodic care.

After the first treatment, you might notice an improvement in your condition (typically a decrease in discomfort). Sometimes, despite receiving several treatments, you won't feel better. This does not imply that the situation is not getting better. Results are frequently felt after 3–4 sessions and are cumulative with each treatment.

Very few side effects have ever been documented in the more than 20 years that healthcare professionals around the world have used this therapy. Sometimes old injuries or pain syndromes will feel worse for a few days following therapy because the healing process is more active.

Yes. Numerous published research articles have shown that laser therapy is clinically effective. Among them, there are more than 100 carefully monitored scientific studies that show how beneficial laser therapy is for a wide range of clinical disorders.

During therapy, there is little to no feeling. Often, one experiences a gentle, calming warmth or tingling. Prior to pain relief, areas of pain or inflammation may be temporarily sensitive.