Knee pain is a very common problem, especially as we get older. While there are many treatments available for knee pain, including surgery, not all of them require surgery. One such treatment is laser therapy.

Laser therapy offers significant benefits to people who suffer from knee osteoarthritis. As well as reducing their knee pain, laser treatment can also improve their ability to walk and function in everyday life. It may even reduce the need for surgery by improving knee cartilage condition over time.

Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses beams of light to help heal the body. It has been shown to be effective in treating a variety of conditions, including knee arthritis and knee pain. In fact, one study found that laser therapy was more effective than traditional physical therapy at reducing knee pain. Laser therapy is not a cure for knee arthritis or knee pain, but it can help you manage your symptoms.

Lasers work on the principle that light energy affects cells in much the same way heat does – by stimulating them either into accelerated growth. The same principle is at work when lasers are used to heal tissue. Lasers cause no damage to healthy cells in the treatment area and can be focused very accurately on problem areas.

If you are considering laser therapy as a treatment for your knee pain, here are some things you should know:

– Laser therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Your doctor will need to do an evaluation before recommending laser therapy.

– Treatment sessions are normally 30 minutes long and you may require up to six treatments per week, depending on how severe your knee pain is. Each treatment can last as little as a few seconds or as long as 15 minutes. Your doctor will let you know what kind of treatment schedule is appropriate for you.

– Laser therapy is a safe and non-invasive treatment. You will not feel the laser beams, and there is no pain or side effects associated with the treatment.

If you are suffering from knee pain, laser therapy may be the right treatment for you. Contact our office today to schedule a consultation. We will evaluate your condition and discuss whether laser therapy is the best option for you. You have nothing to lose but your pain!