Physio Performance, Health & Fitness
Shockwave Therapy
What Is Shockwave Therapy?
Radial shockwave therapy uses high pressured acoustic shockwaves that travel through the skin to break down targeted tissue and stimulate tissue repair. Essentially it kick starts the body’s natural healing mechanisms.
Shockwave Therapy
Physio Performance is very pleased to be able to provide our clients with the opportunity to receive shockwave therapy as one of the many services we have on offer. There is no other physiotherapy clinic in Co. Louth providing this revolutionary treatment.
Is Shockwave Therapy an Effective Treatment Approach?
Shockwave therapy is a research-proven treatment approach effective in fixing many chronic musculoskeletal conditions, such as:
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Achilles, Peroneal & Posterior Tibilais Tendinopathy
- Calcification & Rotator Cuff of the shoulder
- Patella Tendinopathy
- Tennis Elbow (lateral epicondylitis)
- Hamstring Tendinopathy
- Shin splints
- Shockwave therapy is frequently effective where previous conservative management has failed to resolve notoriously stubborn complaints.
Shockwave Therapy, specifically Radial Shockwave Therapy, is a treatment that uses high-pressured acoustic shockwaves to treat injuries and conditions.
The therapy works by sending acoustic shockwaves traveling through the skin. These waves break down targeted tissue to stimulate the area and promote recovery.
The primary benefit is that it essentially kick-starts the body’s natural healing mechanisms, helping you recover faster from injury.
It focuses on breaking down targeted tissue. This process stimulates tissue repair, allowing new, healthy tissue to regenerate.
Yes, Physio Performance offers Shockwave Therapy at our clinic in Donore Business Park, Drogheda, Co. Louth.
No, it uses acoustic shockwaves (sound waves), not electrical shocks, which travel through the skin to the affected area.
Yes, it is considered a natural approach because it doesn’t rely on medication but rather stimulates your body’s own natural healing mechanisms.
If you are suffering from persistent pain or injury, you can contact us at 041-9877059 or info@physioperformance.ie to discuss if this therapy is right for you.
We offer appointments throughout the week, including late evenings on Mondays and Wednesdays (until 8 pm), to accommodate your schedule.
You can use the “Book Now” button on our website or contact our Drogheda clinic directly to schedule your session.