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Ultrasound Therapy

Ultrasound therapy is a medical treatment that uses high-frequency sound waves to promote healing in tissues. In this procedure, a device generates sound waves that penetrate the skin, creating gentle vibrations in the underlying tissues. This can help reduce pain, increase blood flow, and accelerate the healing process for injuries or conditions like tendonitis and arthritis. Ultrasound therapy is non-invasive, typically painless, and often used in physical rehabilitation settings by trained healthcare professionals to enhance recovery and improve mobility.

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    Ultrasound therapy is a medical treatment that uses sound waves to promote healing in injured tissues. It involves a device that emits high-frequency sound waves, which penetrate the skin and stimulate blood flow, reduce inflammation, and help tissue repair. Often used in physical therapy, it can relieve pain, improve mobility, and enhance recovery after injuries or surgeries. The treatment is non-invasive and typically performed in short sessions. Patients may feel a gentle warmth during the procedure, making it a comfortable option for managing various musculoskeletal conditions.