SoftWave Technology – for Pain Relief and Health Benefits

Imagine having a painful injury or deteriorating joints but not needing medications or surgery to repair or replace your body parts!

SoftWave therapy has been successful in treating common conditions associated with joint deterioration, as well as dance, athletic, and other injuries, quickly, easily, and affordably. That’s what we’re going to talk about today; and, near the end, I’ll introduce you to the wonderful chiropractor who taught me about it.

Note: sometimes, I hear people use the terms ShockWave or StemWave when referring to SoftWave Therapies. Shock wave technology has been around for many years, but there are more recent innovations.

SoftWaveTRT (the company) provides a “next generation” tool by developing a better way to advance tissue healing and regeneration in the healthcare fields of orthopedics, traumatology, wound care, aesthetics, and urology.
SoftWave technology currently is used at leading national and international research, medical, and chiropractic centers.

When you see the equipment used and the process, you will know whether these terms are referring to the same technology. Next, let’s see how it is described on “The Doctors” tv show.

SoftWave Treatments – As Seen on “The Doctors” Television Show

Watch this short video to learn more about it from The Doctors in 2020. After you see it, find more details below about how it works and more.

What Are SoftWave Treatments Like?

They are FDA-approved therapies that do not require disrobing and are non-invasive.

They are:

Adjustable in terms of the intensity of each application
Designed for rebuilding collagen and elastin, while strengthening blood vessels
Developed similarly to the acoustic wave technology used to break up kidney stones, but with lower intensity settings
Done in ten minutes or less
Helpful in restoring pain-free activity without medications
Part of a comprehensive treatment plan or might be done as “stand-alone” sessions
Placed on the specific area of the body where help is needed.
Useful in quickening post-surgical recovery

How Well Does SoftWave Technology Work?

Over 80% of patients report a 10-20% improvement after only one treatment. Everyone’s body is different, so results vary. Some people simply heal faster than others, based on multiple variables. Most patients report a restore to health rate of 60-80%+ after a full course of treatment, which averages between six and ten treatment sessions. For major issues, your practitioner may advise that 15 – 20 treatments are beneficial.

Treatments May Be Recommended for the Following Conditions

Arthritis
Back injuries
Bone-on-bone joint deterioration
Bursitis (in feet, shoulders, hips, and knees)
Golf/Tennis elbow
Hip pain
Knee pain
Muscle strains
Neuropathy (from diabetes or other causes)
Orthopedic and sports injuries
Plantar fasciitis
Rotator cuff injuries
Shoulder impingement
Spinal degeneration (disc and nerve problems)
Sprains
Tendonitis (in the hands, feet, shoulders, hips, and knees)
Wound healing (post-surgical and other)

SoftWaveTRT Is FDA 510(k) Cleared Specifically For:

Activation of connective tissue
Treatment of chronic diabetic foot ulcers
Treatment of acute second-degree burns
Improved blood supply
Temporary pain relief
Pain reduction
Improved blood supply

Who Might Be a Good Candidate for SoftWave Treatments?

Seniors who want to overcome pain issues or preserve pain-free movement
Adults or teens who are recovering from surgery or injury
Athletes who want to reduce pain, enhance strength, and return to a sport

How Does It Work?

SoftWave technology uses high-energy acoustic waves to stimulate your body’s own healing response to injury, whether acute or chronic. A little gel is placed on the part of your body where treatment will be given.

Then, the SoftWave Therapy device delivers the sound wave pulses to painful and injured areas of the body. These stimulate and improve your own healing capability by enhancing blood circulation and your body’s stem cells to regenerate damaged tissue.

The treatment creates a “micro-trauma” (like a little injury) which causes the body’s immune system to “kick in” and supply stem cells that race to the affected area to decrease pain and inflammation.

Practitioners can use SoftWave Therapy to treat chronic pain anywhere in the body, acute injuries such as strains and fractures, tendinitis, and wounds/scars.

Dr. Scott Cabazolo,

Scott Cabazolo, DC

Natural Results Chiropractic Clinic,

Taught Me All About It

I learned about this when I got SoftWave treatments from my talented chiropractor, Dr. Scott Cabazolo, whose company, Natural Results Chiropractic Clinic, has been awarded Best Chiropractic Practice and Massage Therapy in Warren County, Virginia for several years in a row.

Dr. Cabazolo and his staff are delightful, knowledgeable, and caring! I feel blessed to have found them, as I sought help for extreme pain in my knee and hip, and for a headache that has lasted for months. SoftWave therapy progress is steady, and the doctor is providing other kinds of helpful treatments, as well.

Dr. Cabazolo is very open to new ideas and will carefully evaluate whether you are a good candidate for SoftWave treatments. I encourage you to use the above link to his web page where you can learn so much more! You also can contact his office directly here. Address: 112 E 6th Street | Front Royal, VA 22630 Phone: (540) 987-0664 | Email: health@naturalresultsclinic.com.

If you decide to try his services, feel free to tell him that you discovered him through Nancy’s blog. Chirp! Chirp!

What Are the Physical Effects – Within the Body – of SoftWave Therapy?

New blood vessel formation
Reversal of chronic inflammation
Stimulation of collagen production
Breaks up existing joint and soft tissue calcifications
Decreases pain-producing chemicals
Balances chemical and nerve function in the muscle to release trigger points
Mobilizes the body’s own stem cells to heal and regenerate bones, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, and tissue

What Does Some of the Research Say?

FDA findings as found on the SoftWaveTRT website

Journal of Physical Therapy Science as found on National Institutes of Health
J Phys Ther Sci. 2015 Feb; 27(2): 397–399.
Published online 2015 Feb 17. doi: 10.1589/jpts.27.397
PMCID: PMC4339147
PMID: 25729177
The effects of extracorporeal shock wave therapy on pain, disability, and depression of chronic low back pain patients
Hyeonjee Han,1 Daehee Lee, PhD, PT,2 Sangyong Lee, PhD, PT,2 Chunbae Jeon, PhD, PT,3 and Taehoon Kim, PT4,*

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Lee, S., Lee, S., Jeong, M., Oh, H., & Lee, K. (2017). The effects of extracorporeal shock wave therapy on pain and range of motion in patients with adhesive capsulitis. Journal of Physical Therapy Science, 29(11), 1907–1909.

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Liao, C.-D., Xie, G.-M., Tsauo, J.-Y., Chen, H.-C., & Liou, T.-H. (2018). Efficacy of extracorporeal shock wave therapy for knee tendinopathies and other soft tissue disorders: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials. BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, 19(1), 278.

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DISCLAIMER: Neither I nor this website makes any claims about prevention, diagnosis, treatment, or cure for physical illnesses or symptoms. I am merely recounting my own experiences after having experienced SoftWave therapy treatments. This content is for informational and educational purposes and does not provide individual medical advice. Always contact your health provider, in advance, with any questions about your situation and any products you choose to use.

I hope this discussion of SoftWave technology and its benefits has been useful for you and that you will share it with others who may need to take advantage of this health technique!

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Disclaimer

I am not a physician and do not make any claims to diagnose, treat, or heal others. My content is for educational purposes only. You should contact your health care provider before deciding whether to try any tools or techniques for enhancing wellness or addressing physical, mental, and emotional issues.

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