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SOFTWAVE THERAPY FOR CHONDROMALACIA PATELLA

Let Healing Begin with SoftWave

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SoftWave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses patented technology to promote healing at the cellular level, improve blood supply, and initiate the body’s natural healing process.

  • Improves blood supply and reduces inflammation
  • Patented and FDA(510k) cleared
  • 10-15 minute treatment sessions
  • Fast acting with long term results
  • No downtime, anesthesia, or numbing agents needed

Schedule a $69 new patient appointment or contact us for assistance.

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Schedule a $69 new patient appointment or contact us for assistance.

Treat Chondromalacia Patella with An Affordable Alternative to Surgery, Injections, or Medication

Join the thousands of patients who have experienced life-changing relief from SoftWave Therapy.

Treating Chondromalacia Patella With SoftWave Therapy

When the cartilage below the kneecap, or patella, breaks down, it is called chondromalacia patella or “runner’s knee.” Without that cartilage, the kneecap rips against the thigh bone, causing pain and swelling.

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When the cartilage below the kneecap, or patella, breaks down, it is called chondromalacia patella or “runner’s knee.” Without that cartilage, the kneecap rips against the thigh bone, causing pain and swelling.

SoftWave can be an effective treatment solution for chondromalacia patella. SoftWave is clinically proven with a 61% to 91% improvement in musculoskeletal and general pain complaints. It has helped thousands of patients get real lasting relief.
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Chondromalacia patella can make everyday activity much more painful and prevent victims from enjoying sports and other hobbies. If not treated in a timely fashion, this condition can lead to osteoarthritis in the knee joint. Symptoms of chondromalacia patella include:

  • Pain and tenderness in the front or side of the knee
  • Swelling
  • A grinding feeling in the knee

Common causes of chondromalacia patella include intense physical activity, overuse, trauma in the kneecap, misaligned patella, weak or tight muscles that support the knee, and flat feet.

SoftWave providers can develop a plan for chondromalacia patella. With our $69 New Patient Special, you can try SoftWave today and learn if you’re a candidate for treatment.

Mike

“Actually I'm at 85% better. I'm to a point now where I can go almost every night without pain, that's a huge improvement over many years.” Mike has been skeptical about SoftWave at first, but after a few sessions with SoftWave, he experienced how SoftWave helped his foot pain. 

Tamara

“They feel a lot lighter, like smooth kind of. I always felt stiff at a point. No pain, no stiff, wow.” Tamara has tried physical therapy, knee tape, and aspirin but nothing got her knees feeling better other than SoftWave therapy. 

Marcy

"That is crazy...because it doesn't hurt! You're better than Santa" A former fastpitch catcher, Marcy has endured pain in her both knees, then SoftWave therapy helped alleviate her pain significantly. 

Shock Wave Therapy for Acute and Chronic Soft Tissue Wounds

This study investigated the feasibility and safety of using extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) for complicated, nonhealing, acute and chronic soft-tissue wounds. Two hundred and eight patients were enrolled, with treatment consisting of debridement, outpatient ESWT, and moist dressings. Of the 208 patients, 156 had 100% wound epithelialization during a mean follow-up period of 44 days, and there were no treatment-related toxicities, infections, or deterioration of any ESWT-treated wound. The study concluded that ESWT is a feasible and well-tolerated strategy for treating acute and chronic soft tissue wounds.

Single Shockwave Treatment Shows Promise in Relieving Muscle Soreness

This randomized controlled trial investigated the effects of a single administration of focused extracorporeal shock wave therapy on delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS) induced by eccentric exercise. While there were no statistically significant differences between the groups in pain intensity reduction, maximum isometric voluntary force, pressure pain threshold, and daily life impairment, there were clinically relevant effects observed. The study suggests that focused extracorporeal shock wave therapy could be a potential option for relieving pain and enhancing recovery from DOMS, particularly in the midterm (72 hours) and for athletes returning to play.

Non-Invasive Healing with Shockwave Therapy for Tissue and Bone Disorders

This study investigates the effects of Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) on various tissues such as fractures, osteoarthritis, bone to cartilage, and osteonecrosis of the hip joint. The results show that ESWT enhances angiogenesis and osteogenesis, promoting tissue healing. ESWT has the potential to replace surgery in orthopedic conditions without surgical risks. Overall, ESWT is considered a safe and effective non-invasive treatment option with low complication rates.

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